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Wolf Reintroduction in Colorado - - Vimarsana News

Wolf Reintroduction in Colorado -

October 9, 2023 -- On today's Midday Ag Report with the Western Ag Network, Russell Nemetz talked about the wolf reintroduction plan in Colorado. "In a one year agreement announced last week between the Colorado Parks & Wildlife and the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, Oregon will be a source for up to 10

Ag News with The Western Ag Network - - Vimarsana News

Ag News with The Western Ag Network -

October 3, 2023 -- Russell Nemetz talked about the averted government shutdown during today's Daybreak Ag Report with The Western Ag Network. Congress passed a short-term continuing resolution over the weekend that will extend federal government funding through November 17th. "Even though the stopgap appropriations bill is necessary to avoid a government shutdown, the lack

ASI Investigates Trade Case Against Lamb Imports - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

ASI Investigates Trade Case Against Lamb Imports - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

ASI Investigates Trade Case Against Lamb Imports

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Ag News with The Western Ag Network - - Vimarsana News

Ag News with The Western Ag Network -

Torrington, WY September 11, 2023 -- With weaning season upon us, many cattle producers are faced with an important question: To wean, or not to wean? On today's Midday Ag Report with the Western Ag Network, Lane Nordlund talked about the pros and cons of weaning. "While weaned calves are bringing a premium this year

Smart Vineyard Field Day Highlights Irrigation - Vimarsana News

Smart Vineyard Field Day Highlights Irrigation

Washington State University scientists will showcase research to improve irrigation scheduling, grapevine plant models and heat stress mitigation on July 21st.