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Moses Lake Industries: A commitment to hard work and community
MOSES LAKE — There’s a good chance you have never heard of Moses Lake Industries. But there’s a nearly certain c...
New home for collaborative agricultural research to open
Washington State University will celebrate the opening of the new Plant Sciences Building, a state-of-the-art home on the Pullman campus for collaborative re...
It's national pear month, so have a pear
PORTLAND, Ore. — December is National Pear Month. So, have a pear. Preferably with cheese and walnuts.
Woodinville Whiskey going strong in Quincy
While they brew and distill in Woodinville, Woodinville Whiskey Co.'s connection to Quincy dates from the company's beginning.
News from the world of potatoes
Washington State University will offer five three-hour webinars in 2020 and 2021 for urban IPM and pesticide education recertification credits. Each seminar will provide three Washington State Department of Agric...
Study: Grazing cattle can reduce wildfire risk
A study by the University of California suggests that grazing cattle can help keep brush down and limit the spread and intensity of wildfires.
State Supreme Court strikes down overtime exemption for dairy workers
OLYMPIA — The Washington State Supreme Court ruled last week that the state law exempting dairy workers from overtime pay violates the state’s constitution.
Victory in latest battle against Asian giant hornet
BLAINE — It had all the careful planning and coordination of a commando raid. Because, in essence, it was.
Making ag data meaningful for farmers
WALLA WALLA — There’s a 20-acre apple orchard west of Eltopia that may be the most monitored patch of fruit trees in the entire world.
Grocery Guru to give keynote at horticulture conference
SANTA MONICA, Calif. — There’s no reason 95 percent of the country's lettuce should be grown in California and shipped hither and yon across the United States.
News from the world of potatoes
2021 WA-OR POTATO CONFERENCE TO GO VIRTUAL Due to the restrictions on gatherings to limit the spread of the Corona Virus, we will not be able to have our normal show at the Three Rivers Convention Center in Kenn...