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- Sep 16, 2026
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El Niño forecast could bring uncertainty to Pacific Northwest farmers (opens the original)
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Farmers who already often find themselves at the whim of Mother Nature are now facing what could be the strongest El Niño weather system on record. That’s bringing continued uncertainty to Pacific Northwest growers on the heels of an already challenging season. In the Willamette Valley, a wetter, warmer winter could make it more challenging for farmers to deal with pests. In northern Oregon’s Hood River Valley, warmer temperatures could cause orchards to bloom earlier than usual and put fruit at
Federal rangelands rules overhaul could cut out Oregonians from public input (opens the original)
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The Trump administration is considering increasing the number of cattle and sheep that roam public lands, which would expand the most widespread commercial use of those federal lands across Oregon’s high desert. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is proposing to overhaul its rules governing livestock grazing on millions of acres of federal public lands, including Oregon and Washington, in a move that has been largely applauded by cattlemen’s associations across the West. The proposal reflects th
Trump’s removal of wolf protections would change little in the Pacific Northwest (opens the original)
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Gray wolves roaming parts of Oregon and Washington could lose federal protections as part of President Donald Trump’s attempt to pacify ranchers facing multiple economic challenges. Earlier this month, Trump called on wildlife agencies to review the wolves’ U.S. Endangered Species Act status and consider delisting them. While that could create more opportunities for some Oregon and Washington ranchers to kill the animals, gray wolves would still be protected by state policies. Trump’s order was
Oregon governor asks feds for financial aid following disastrous pear season (opens the original)
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Some pear growers say they may face bankruptcy following a tough season last year.
Even the backers of measure to ban hunting, livestock in Oregon think it will fail (opens the original)
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A group of animal rights activists submitted their final ballot initiative signatures to criminalize hunting and fishing in Oregon on Thursday. But even they don't think it has any chance of passing if it qualifies for the November ballot.
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