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  • Published on Apr 19, 2026

    U.S. energy secretary defends Snake River dams, criticizes environmentalists

    Energy Secretary Chris Wright had what may be his harshest public words yet this week about those who want to take out the four lower Snake River dams in Eastern Washington. He spoke at a U.S. House Energy and Water Development Appropriations hearing, …

    Source: Yakima Herald-Republic - Washington State - Pending
  • Published on Apr 10, 2026

    Pacific Northwest wheat farmers ahead of schedule, ‘hopeful’ for spring after mild winter

    Pacific Northwest wheat farmers ahead of schedule, ‘hopeful’ for spring after mild winter Published 7:23 am Friday, April 10, 2026 Drought, pests and disease pressure loom Pacific Northwest wheat farmers are ahead of schedule following an “unconventional” …

    Source: Capital Press - Oregon - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 18, 2026

    VPGC takes major step forward

    Breaking ground on the Virginia Poultry Growers Cooperative feed mill expansion on April 11 were Chris Runion, Virginia House of Delegates, 35th District; Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade Carrie Chenery; Grant Martin, vice president of live and …

    Source: American Farm - Maryland - Pending
  • Published on Apr 9, 2026

    Eastern Oregon wheat farmers say rising costs are pushing them into the red

    The prices of fuel, fertilizer and global market pressures leave some producers fearing they could lose their farms. PORTLAND, Ore. — Rising fuel prices are putting significant financial strain on wheat farmers in eastern Oregon, with some saying they are …

    Source: KGW 8 - Oregon - Pending
  • Published on Apr 15, 2026

    Farmer Focus: Dairy herd progress shaped by US study trips

    Spring doesn’t seem to know if it’s coming or going. We’ve had some glorious days, but never two together. We’ve been spreading muck and ploughing ready for the maize, which we normally start the first week in April. See also: 6 tips on delivering water …

    Source: Farmers Weekly - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 13, 2026

    'We're all in the trenches here.' Ohio farmers and lawmakers discuss ag industry

    The loss of farmland, rising costs and lawmakers failure to pass a Farm Bill are among the top concerns Ohio farmers cited during a recent meeting with federal lawmakers. Farmers from across Ohio gathered at Cherrybend Pheasant Farm in Wilmington last week …

    Source: WOSU - Ohio - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Apr 12, 2026

    Can the Punk Rock flea market save the soul of Seattle?

    Strolling the commercial corridor atop Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on a recent Friday afternoon, I catch a cappella voices booming down the block: Every woman, every man, join the caravan of love … It’s the unlikely siren song flowing from the open …

    Source: The Guardian - Center-left
  • Published on Apr 18, 2026

    Growing knowledge, growing yield: British wine-making comes of age

    Rows of vines stretch across the rolling hills of rural Dorset. Currently waist height, they appear bare against a bleak spring sky. Up close, you can see they are already dotted with tiny woolly buds as they exit their winter dormancy for a new growth …

    Source: The Guardian - Center-left
  • Published on Apr 10, 2026

    ‘Millionaires tax’ puts WA farmers in a predicament

    Day to day, local farmers aren’t swimming in cash by any stretch of the imagination. Yet Washington state’s new “millionaires tax” is expected to hit farmers when they’re arguably most vulnerable: during heavy equipment upgrades, staving off bankruptcy, or …

    Source: Redmond Reporter - Washington State - Pending
  • Published on Apr 19, 2026

    Experts tell us tell us the lagers they always drink

    If you haven’t paid close attention to the beer world in the last few years, you might have missed a major shift in the beer landscape. Yes, the IPA is still king, and you’ll still find countless bourbon barrel-aged stouts from coast to beer-drenched coast …

    Source: The Manual - Oregon - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 8, 2026

    Wheat Pete's Word, April 8: Early manure applications, N decisions & supply, and spring corn harvest

    Alfalfa awakens (2025/RealAgriculture) Apr 8, 2026 by RealAgriculture Agronomy Team Trending Canada's approach to trade with the U.S. and the imminent re-negotiation of the North American trade deal must go beyond emotional arguments and appeals to …

    Source: RealAgriculture - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 9, 2026

    Farmers face tough row to hoe

    A fourth straight year of drought is bearing down on Mid-Columbia farmers. Though some growers may see slightly more water this season, rising costs and falling commodity prices have some farmers weighing whether irrigating is worth the effort. Jim Willard …

    Source: Tri Cities Area Journal of Business - Washington State - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 10, 2026

    Most farmers aren’t millionaires, but they may be taxed anyway

    Day to day, local farmers aren’t swimming in cash by any stretch of the imagination. Yet Washington state’s new “millionaires tax” is expected to hit farmers when they’re arguably most vulnerable: during heavy equipment upgrades, staving off bankruptcy, or …

    Source: The Courier-Herald - Washington State - Pending
  • Published on Apr 9, 2026

    Mount Joy Twp. farmland eyed for industrial project including 3 roundabouts; zoning hearing planned

    Across Mount Pleasant Road from Greiner Industries in Mount Joy Township sits farmland now planted in wheat. A column of trees bisects part of the property. If the property owner and a developer have their way, three industrial buildings will rise from …

    Source: Lancaster Online - Pennsylvania - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 8, 2026

    Winter wheat planting mirrors 2025

    COLFAX – A prospective plantings report released March 31 shows Washington growers planted 1.85 million acres of winter wheat. That is unchanged from 2025, the National Agricultural Statistics Service reported in its 2026 Prospective Plantings Report. …

    Source: The Ritzville Adams County Journal - Washington State - Pending
  • Published on Apr 17, 2026

    How we pushed the Columbia, the Northwest’s great river, to its limits

    Lynda V. Mapes / The Seattle Times (TNS) Shaped by fire and ice, the Columbia River and its landscape have been forever changing. Cataclysmic shifts of nature — massive eruptions, moving oceans and grinding tectonic plates — have formed this basin over …

    Source: The Daily Chronicle - Washington State - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 17, 2026

    Senior wins state cutting championship

    DAVENPORT - A home-schooled senior from a wheat farm and cattle ranch won the Washington State High School Rodeo Association girls cutting championship while balancing daily ranch chores, horse care and intense training. Addie Schneider, 18, of Rocklyn, …

    Source: The Odessa Record - Washington State - Neutral
  • Published on Apr 7, 2026

    Higher fuel, fertilizer prices could squeeze Oregon farmers, even if Iran war ends soon

    This article was originally published by Oregon Public Broadcasting. Matt Wood is a sixth-generation dryland wheat and barley farmer in Eastern Oregon. He’ll remind people who don’t farm for a living that commodity farmers don’t get to set the price for …

    Source: Salem Reporter - Oregon - Center-left
  • Published on Apr 11, 2026

    As the Planet Warms, a Humble Sea Bean Is Proving to Be a Promising Superfood

    Known as samphire, sea beans, glasswort or pickleweed, Salicornia thrives in high-saline environments, like coastal marshes, and has a lot of nutritional and medicinal properties Manuel Díaz Cárdenas harvests the tender tips of his Salicornia plants. © …

    Source: Smithsonian Magazine - Neutral

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