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spokesman.com > stories > 09/06/2026 > farm-service-agency-ups-washington-staffing-ahead-

Farm Service Agency ups Washington staffing ahead of rollout of One Big Beautiful Bill changes

1+ week, 1+ hour ago   (454+ words) Federal assistance can be a great thing, but does little for those who cannot access it, said Franklin County wheat farmer Andrew Schafer. Schafer left his multigeneration family operation Thursday to attend a roundtable discussion with Farm Service Agency Administrator…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 07/24/2026 > top-usda-trade-official-visits-eastern-washington-

Top USDA trade official visits Eastern Washington farmers, touts Trump's trade deals

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (967+ words) WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s top official in charge of foreign trade and humanitarian assistance made his first trip to Washington state last week, visiting growers of potatoes, pulses and tree fruit before a stop at the Port of…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 07/17/2026 > washington-ecology-fines-ranchers-over-stream-runo

Washington Ecology fines ranchers over stream runoff in Whitman County

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (403+ words) The Washington state Department of Ecology has issued a $48,000 fine against ranchers who are based in Idaho but run cattle on land along Steptoe Creek in Whitman County near where the creek dumps into the Snake River. The fine is…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 06/01/2026 > man-hospitalized-after-falling-25-feet-from-grain-

Man hospitalized after falling 25 feet from grain silo near Rosalia

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (383+ words) A man is in the hospital after falling 25 feet from a grain silo near Rosalia on Sunday evening. The man scaled a 25-foot metal silo on File Road, a off state Route 271, south of Rosalia around 5:20 p.m.. At the top of…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 05/31/2026 > a-way-of-life-whats-happening-in-the-wild-world-of

'A way of life': What's happening in the wild world of wheat

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1889+ words) Before combines burst onto the agricultural scene, Roecks’ grandfather also went from farm to farm with his threshing mechanism and separated edible grain seeds from the chaff. Roecks and his wife, Laurie, have called the rolling hills of the Palouse…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 05/27/2026 > this-day-in-history-irrigation-was-causing-problem

This day in history: Irrigation was causing problems for Moses Lake

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (251+ words) From 1976: The city of Moses Lake was becoming a little too much … lake-like. Hundreds of acres of the city were turning “into a swamp,” because intensive irrigation was raising the water table. This problem arose because of the abundance of…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 05/22/2026 > human-urine-becomes-option-for-farmers-in-fertiliz

Human urine becomes option for farmers in fertilizer supply crunch

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (860+ words) James Mills has spent a lot of time thinking about chicken muck lately. After the Iran war disrupted supplies of conventional nitrogen fertilizers, the English farmer began scouring the Yorkshire countryside for substitutes to keep his crops growing. That led…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 04/10/2026 > after-more-than-a-year-of-delays-a-wsu-professors-

After more than a year of delays, a WSU professor's experiment with alfalfa ready to blast off to the International Space Station

5+ mon, 2+ day ago   (585+ words) Louis Pasteur, the French chemist and microbiologist most known for developing the germ theory of disease, once said that in the field of observation, chance favors only the prepared mind. Over the past year, Norman Lewis, a professor of biological…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 03/26/2026 > gardening-copy

Gardening: Testing can determine soil's nutrient needs

5+ mon, 2+ week ago   (210+ words) The past couple of weeks I’ve written about bulk materials to improve your soil. This week I want to tell you about the macro- and microcomponents or nutrients that might need to be added to your soil. But how do…...

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spokesman.com > stories > 02/02/2026 > ask-dr-universe-while-all-cows-are-the-same-specie

Ask Dr. Universe: While all cows are the same species, some breeds are better at producing milk

7+ mon, 1+ week ago   (505+ words) Dr. Universe: Why do dairy cows produce so much milk compared to beef cows? – Kristen, 6, New York This answer is fueled by coffee with a splash of milk from a dairy cow. I asked my friend Kimberly Davenport why my…...