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Washington's Fall Hunting Season Is Live With Updated Rules On Wildlife Feeding And Disease Testing Requirements (opens the original)
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Washington’s fall hunting seasons are getting underway, and state wildlife officials are reminding hunters to check the rules before heading into the field. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s 2026 Hunting Prospects are now available, offering information on game activity, harvest trends and conditions across the state’s 17 wildlife management districts. Hunters should be aware that wildfire closures could affect access to some hunting areas. As of this year, feeding deer, elk, and
Harvest Season Means Farm Equipment On Northwest Roads (opens the original)
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Harvest is well underway across the Northwest, and as Dan Neenan of the National Education Center for Agricultural Safety points out whether it’s county roads, state highways or are freeways, motorists are going to see a lot of slow-moving farm equipment out there. He said it’s vital everyone shares to the roadway. “You're going to see these big pieces of equipment out onto the roadway later into the evening," Neenan said. "We're getting darker earlier in the evening, so the chances that ag equi
Trump Administration Prepares Legal Action To Loosen Meat Processing Rules For Farmers And Ranchers (opens the original)
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President Trump said Friday his administration is preparing legal action aimed at giving farmers and ranchers more freedom to process and sell meat, a move he says would increase competition in the highly concentrated meatpacking industry. The announcement comes after a presidential proclamation on August 26th that will allow an additional 300,000 metric tons of lean beef trimmings into the U.S. at reduced tariff rates beginning September 1st. Trump said legal documents were being prepared quick
American Alcohol Consumption Drops To The Lowest Level In Nearly 90 Years (opens the original)
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A new Gallup poll finds 54% of U.S. adults report regularly drinking alcohol, the lowest level recorded since polling began in 1939. And that decline is hitting Oregon’s beer and wine industries. Self-reported drinking has fallen from 62% in 2023 to 54% this year, that 54% was unchanged from last year’s poll. “While Oregon is still home to some of the world’s best beer, the reality is, many local breweries are still struggling against unprecedented headwinds and need our customers’ help to survi
How Have Smoky Skies Impacted Disease Pressures Across The Columbia Basin? (opens the original)
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Because of the number and size of the wildfires burning across the Northwest, agriculture has been impacted in a variety of ways; whether that’s the wheat farmer trying to harvest, livestock socked in by smoke around the clock, to area vegetables. Washington State University’s Dr. Tim Waters said 2026 has been an interesting year weather wise, from the open winter to the very mild spring. “The crops got off to a really good early start and then the smoke layer set in, and we've really been sitti
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