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Fifth wolf depredation this year confirmed in Grant County - Vimarsana News

Fifth wolf depredation this year confirmed in Grant County

BEAR VALLEY — Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife investigators have confirmed a case of wolf depredation on livestock in Grant County that took place Tuesday, Oct. 24. A 4-year-old cow, determined to have been injured by a wolf, was found in the Bear Valley area. The depredation was attributed to a wolf from the Murderer’s Creek pair, which consists of a male and a female, said Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife assistant district biologist Ryan Torland.

Rehydrating Nevada's riparian areas, one beaver at a time - Vimarsana News

Rehydrating Nevada's riparian areas, one beaver at a time

Lush, green grasses and willows line the edge of Elko’s Susie Creek. Water gathers in deep, slow-moving pools.

Estate planning for agriculture producers - Vimarsana News

Estate planning for agriculture producers

Transferring your assets to the next generation is one that takes a lot of planning, yet many don't start the planning process until they reach an older age.

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How aerial drones are changing the landscape of Montana agriculture - Vimarsana News

How aerial drones are changing the landscape of Montana agriculture

New technology is emerging on the scene of the agricultural world and is making itself known right here in Montana.

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To tackle groundwater overuse, Nevada takes new approach: buying back farmers' rights - Vimarsana News

To tackle groundwater overuse, Nevada takes new approach: buying back farmers' rights

The Pershing County Water Conservation District’s headquarters in Lovelock sits off Interstate 80 a few miles before the Humboldt River disappears into a desert sink. Farmers here have priority rights