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Ag News: USDA Safety Net
Ag News: USDA Safety Net
Ag News: USDA Safety Net
Sonny Perdue announced producers should received payments this month for the USDA’s Agriculture Risk Coverage, Price Loss Coverage and Conservation Reserve programs
Transplanted: 10-story Sequoia Moves 2 Blocks
Transplanted: 10-story Sequoia Moves 2 Blocks
Transplanted: 10-story Sequoia Moves 2 Blocks
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A large sequoia tree with a history rooted in conservation was standing in the way of progress, so on Sunday, it was moved. More than a century after it was sent to Idaho as a sapling by naturalist John Muir, the 10-story tree was shifted across the street to make way for a hospital expansion...
Project is Cutting Down Trees to Reduce Forest Fire Risks
Project is Cutting Down Trees to Reduce Forest Fire Risks
Project is Cutting Down Trees to Reduce Forest Fire Risks
CLE ELUM, Wash. (AP) — To restore a forest and reduce the risk of severe wildfires, a conservation group is cutting down trees. But it's not a typical commercial logging operation. The Nature Conservancy is selectively logging dry forests in Washington's Central Cascade Mountains as part of a long-term plan to make thousands of privately owned forestland more resilient to fire, disease and climate
Water Findings Worse Than Original Reported; Conservation Programs Works
Water Findings Worse Than Original Reported; Conservation Programs Works
Water Findings Worse Than Original Reported; Conservation Programs Works
The American Farm Bureau’s analysis of the Waters of the U.S. rule finds the final rule to be worse than EPA’s original proposal. American Farm Bureau President Bob Stallman said the conclusions “are sobering.” The rule would give the EPA and the Corps of engineers the power to determine what falls under the regulation via remote desktop applications, without ever stepping foot on the land in ques

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