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Nick Gevock writes, It’s so unfortunate that our state legislature passed a bill this year allowing ranchers to kill grizzly bears on our public lands, just for being there.
Passes to the south of the island. so it is drawing and moisture from the air and creating these really high and gusty winds. the longer term changes that have increased the vulnerability of communities across the state is that the fact that we have seen agricultural declines over the past couple of decades. so as the past couple of decades. so as the footprint of ranching and plantation agricultural has shrunk, all of those lands have been filled in with these non—native grasses, tropical grasses. so it creates incredibly dangerous conditions, challenging conditions and is something that we...
The Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD) will host a community meeting on Aug. 16 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. to discuss upcoming changes to groundwater permitting in Seneca and parts of Grant County located within the Harney Basin.
CHEYENNE — Goats, horses, calves and dairy cows are huddled together against the soft breeze creeping over the uncharacteristically green hills of southeast Wyoming.
Gov. Tina Kotek signed a new suicide prevention hotline bill for agricultural workers into law in Prairie City on Thursday, July 20. She was joined by Grant County Commissioner Jim Hamsher, Senator Lynn Findley, Senator Bill Hansell, Representative Mark Owens, Representative Bobby Levy and Commissioner Todd Nash at the home of Hamsher’s son Trever for the signing. The legislation provides $300,000 to fund the implementation of an AgriStress helpline in Oregon, administered through the Oregon State University Extension Service.