Are You a Coferment Virgin? 6 Portland Varieties to Try ASAP
We found the best coferments for taste bud adventures, with blends of apples, wine grapes, and other Oregon fruits.
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Updated numbers show McMinnville fire district measures passing; school board races being decided
Incumbents Vollmer and Partida leading in McMinnville School District races, along with Towery and Anderson for open seats
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McMinnville fire district measures pass; school board races being decided
Incumbents Vollmer and Partida leading in McMinnville School District races, along with Towery and Anderson for open seats
Source: newsregister.com
Updated numbers show McMinnville fire district measures passing; school board races being decided
Incumbents Vollmer and Partida leading in McMinnville School District races, along with Towery and Anderson for open seats
Source: newsregister.com
Updated numbers show McMinnville fire district measures passing; school board races being decided
Incumbents Vollmer and Partida leading in McMinnville School District races, along with Towery and Anderson for open seats
Source: newsregister.com
Willamina School Board meeting postponed
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Mitigating Drought Effects in the Vineyard
Mitigating Drought Effects in the Vineyard Event Type: Webinar Description: Learn about our current water situation, the effects of drought in the vineyard, and what you can do to mitigate the impacts of a water shortage. Industry experts will speak on various strategies to help your vineyard produce quality grapes during our current water shortage. Presenters include: Mendocino County Supervisor Glenn McGourty (retired Mendocino County UC Extension Ag Advisor), Mark Battany from UC Extension ...
Andy Walker Mark Battany Glenn Mcgourty Dan Rinke Luis Obispo Mendocino County Supervisor Glenn Mcgourty
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Why Citizen Scientists Are Working to Cultivate New Apple Varieties
Why Citizen Scientists Are Working to Cultivate New Apple Varieties Apr 05, 2021 Long before scientists started breeding varieties, new types of apples spawned naturally over many years. Photography by Ellen Cavalli Ellen Cavalli has a modest apple-hoarding problem. On the back porch of her home, located on the Sonoma County farm where she makes cider with her husband, sits a large refrigerator filled with her collectio...
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