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An Oregon land use ruling has overturned Marion County’s decision to block the construction of a proposed electrical battery storage facility on farmland.
The state’s Land Use Board of Appeals has decided the county incorrectly applied legal requirements for the project, and thus “has no basis to deny the application.”
The 15-acre “battery energy storage system,...
President Trump has signed two wide-ranging executive orders directing his administration to support the cattle industry, including by pursuing the delisting of wolves, reinstating country-of-origin labels for beef and investigating alleged antitrust violations by meat packers.
Trump bantered with ranchers from across the country as he signed the orders Sept. 4 at the ...
Idaho for the first time will host the National Program on Dairy Markets and Policy’s annual workshop.
Recent revisions to federal milk marketing orders and changing demands on the processing side are among topics to be covered in the organization’s
A Thurston County, Wash., judge stayed a rule requiring larger riparian buffers on Western Washington timberland, putting on hold a regulation that would take 200,000 acres out of production.
Superior Court Judge Christine Schaller on Sept. 3 granted a motion by two timber groups to stay the rule while they challenged the bigger buffers in the Court of Appeals Division...
Washington Association of Wheat Growers and Palouse Conservation District will host a no-till and low-till farming demonstration.
The drill demo is at 10 a.m Sept. 15 at 6093 Palouse Albion Road.
“It is for growers interested in improving soil health, conserving moisture, and learning about the practical benefits of reduced tillage,” a WAWG press release states....