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WSTFA Speakers Pt 2 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

If you plan to attend next week’s Washington State Tree Fruit Association’s Annual Meeting and Hort Expo, you can hear from speakers with plenty of industry knowledge. ....

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Washington State Tree Fruit Association annual meeting set for Dec. 4

Washington State Tree Fruit Association annual meeting set for Dec. 4
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WSTFA Annual Mtg Speakers Pt 2 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Quite the lineup of speakers for this year s WSTFA Annual Meeting and Hort Show December 4-6 in the Tri Cities. ....

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Survival and Growth of Organic Farms Over the Long-run in the U.S.

Milwaukee, WI (PRWEB) June 29, 2023 Organic production becomes more concentrated on larger farms when consumer demand for organic increases, which tends to ....

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Soil Health WSU Pt 2 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Soil Health WSU Pt 2
Monday Jan 11th, 2021
David Granatstein says a couple of recent studies are paying off …
GRANATSTEIN … “Yes. I would say for sure! For example, we’ve seen a lot more acres using something like strip-till, which is a form of this high-residue farming. Certain crops are very amenable to that and not only does it protect the soil and improve the soil, but it can reduce costs because you have way fewer trips over the field, you can have less disease problems potentially, you can conserve water. So, there are a number of ripple effects that people do see. They may start it for one reason and they start to see some other benefits that even make it more compelling to use.” ....

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