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Traffic is starting to rebound, will look different post-pandemic By Sierra Fox As the pandemic begins to subside, traffic is starting to pick back up in the DC area. WASHINGTON - As the pandemic subsides, are you noticing traffic returning to normal where you live in the Metro D.C. Region with rush hours and congestion? We may be rounding a corner – literally – in our response to the coronavirus pandemic as restrictions are being lifted and more people are getting vaccinated. The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG) has been monitoring COVID-19 travel since the start of...

Wine Industry News for May 14, 2021

Wine Industry News for Apr 28, 2021

Webinar will Share Status of a Smartphone App to Help Growers Count Grape Clusters March 09, 2021 SEATTLE (March 5, 2021) – Automating the labor-intensive task of crop estimation has long been a research goal of the wine grape industry. Washington State University researchers are leading an effort to develop a cutting edge smartphone app to address the issue, and the industry is invited to a one-hour webinar on April 8 to hear all about it.  Each summer, wine grape growers and wineries spend thousands of hours counting and weighing grape berries and clusters to estimate crop yields. ...

Mali Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries keen on stronger research partnerships to benefit farmers nationwide From Share this to : This is something we needed to know about, support, promote and make better known at the national level in order to benefit to the maximum,” said Minister Mohamed Ould Mahmoud while on a visit to the ICRISAT research station in Samanko with a group of high-level members of the Malian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries. The Minister commended the organization’s contribution to sorghum, millet and legumes research for food...