According to the USDA, Pasture and Rangeland continue to decline nationwide. Meteorologist, Brad Rippey, said they’ve reported the lowest pasture and rangeland conditions nationally since
On Thursday, Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue designated Washington’s Franklin and Walla Walla counties as primary natural disaster area. That means producers in those two counties
On Thursday, the Bureau of Reclamation announced that not only will senior water rights holder in the Yakima Basin get their full allotment of water;
Because of the growing drought severity across Central Washington, and the fact the CRP primary nesting season ended July 1st, the Washington State FSA Committee
On Wednesday, Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue designated three Oregon counties, Grant, Harney and Lake, as primary natural disaster areas. That means producers in those three
Despite last minute attempts to block the rule, the Trump Administration’s new and scaled-back Waters of the U.S. rule became law Monday. A federal judge
Ask the University of Washington, and they’ll tel you that the upcoming wildfire season, does not appear to be dire. “Looking at all the best
It really should come as no surprise we saw some net drying nationwide when it comes to pasture conditions. Taking a look at the latest
Very little changed from May to June, when it comes to the water entitlements in the Yakima basin. According to the Bureau of Reclamation, senior
On Wednesday, the USDA announced a $281 million investment for 106 rural water and wastewater infrastructure projects nationwide. That funding includes a $677,000 loan and
On Tuesday, Central Washington’s Dan Newhouse and Central California’s Jim Costa penned a letter to congressional leadership urging the inclusion of critical water infrastructure in
Because of the very dry conditions in March and April, Yakima Basin junior water rights holders will see limitations this irrigation season. The Bureau of
