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Domestic Pistachio Sales Up, Export Sales are Down
California Tree Nut Report
Richard Matoian, Executive Director of American Pistachio Growers
Survey by Senator Sheldon
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
An annual survey by Democratic Senator Tim Sheldon draws surprising results for Western Washington district.
Understanding The Fall
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
How the cyclical downturn in net farm income has created a dramatic fall in US farm equipment sales.
A Celebration Of Cabernet Sauvignon You Don't Want To Miss!
Fruit Grower Report
Celebrate Walla Walla Valley Wine is our signature wine event for the valley, it happens each year in June. A key part of it is that we focus on a different varietal either Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot or Syrah. We invite guest wine makers in from other leading wine regions, around the world. This year we have a gentleman from Millahue, Chile a gentleman representing the Bordeaux varietal and another guest from Napa Valley. They will be on a wine maker panel with three of our local wine makers t
Dig It! Secrets of the Soil.
Farm of the Future
One of the Smithsonian's most popular exhibits is now showing at Spokane's Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC). The "Dig It! The Secrets of Soil" exhibit will be at the MAC now through September 22.
TSA Changes Pat-Downs & Tracking Food Supplies
Northwest Report
The TSA is changing the way they screen children...the G20 Summit hopes to increase the tracking of global food supplies & Lacy looks at the changes between the Food Pyramid and My Plate.
Air Cargo Trouble & Russia's Grain Ban
Northwest Report
Even though the Russian president has banned grain exports their crop could be pretty good...the TSA may see some shipping increases that could trouble exporters and Lacy takes a look at hypothetical journalism.
Improving Exports & Where did the Flu come from?
Northwest Report
Additional canine teams will be trained for screening of produce at airports, there is new speculation that the H1N1 virus did not come from Mexico and immigration reform is not dead.
Cherry Export Issue
Fruit Grower Report
Cherries are ripening quickly across the NW and it will soon be harvest time. Many of those cherries will be destined for export but unless they can be quickly cleared at airports, they could be ruined.
Not Ready Yet & Using Your Full Name
Northwest Report
Ag Secretary is not ready to launch into a manditory animal ID system just yet and TSA is requiring your full name for flights, plus Lacy chats about cheap wine.
Protecting Fruit Shipments Part 2
Fruit Grower Report
Washington Congressman Doc Hastings has drafted a letter to the Transportation Security Administration asking them to consider perishable fruits and vegetables and their unique shipping needs.
Protecting Fruit Shipments
Fruit Grower Report
Up until the tragedy of Sept. 11, air travel was not a problem for both passengers and freight but in the aftermath, things have of course gotten much more difficult.