The Growers' Guide August 2022 by EOMediaGroup

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AUGUST 2022

Volume 39

48 Pages

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SHAPING A NEW FARM BILL NAWG president Nicole Berg wants to keep farm families in business

By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press

ATERSON, Wash. — Nicole Berg is the best person to sit next to during a wheat industry meeting. She’s quick with a laugh, a joke or good-natured teasing. It has a calming eﬀect on the rest of the room. Perhaps Berg is so at ease because she knows what she’s talking about during the serious moments: She can easily shift gears and talk to decision makers about what crop insurance or high input prices mean to farmers. A fourth-generation farmer in Paterson, Wash., Berg farms with her father and two brothers. They grow dryland and irrigated wheat, bluegrass seed, ﬁeld corn, sweet corn, sweet peas, green beans and alfalfa. Berg, 51, took over as president of the National Association of Wheat Growers in March. She will serve a one-year term. See Berg, Page A8

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NICOLE BERG

Nicole Berg, president of the National Association of Wheat Growers, on her farm near Paterson, Wash. Address Service Requested Matthew Weaver/Capital Press

Berg is known for her quick wit.

Age: 51 Occupation: Farmer; president, National Association of Wheat Growers Hometown: Paterson, Wash. Education: Bachelor of science degree in agricultural communications, Washington State University Family: Farms with her father and two brothers Hobbies: Travel, cooking Website: https://wheatworld.org/

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Grilled hamburgers.

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Classic beef cheeseburgers

By Dana

Ingredients: • 1 pound ground beef (93% lean or leaner) • 1-1/2 teaspoons steak seasoning blend • 4 hamburger buns, split • 4 slices cheese (such as Cheddar, American, Swiss, etc.) • 4 lettuce leaves • 4 tomato slices Toppings: • Ketchup, mustard, onion slices, pickle slices (optional) Cooking: 1. Combine Ground

Beef and steak seasoning in large bowl, mixing lightly but thoroughly. Lightly shape into four 1/2-inch thick patties. 2. Place patties on grid over medium, ash-covered coals. Grill, covered, 8 to 10 minutes (over medium heat on preheated gas grill, 7 to 9 minutes) until instant-read thermometer inserted horizontally into center registers 160°F, turning occasionally. About 2 minutes before burgers are done, place buns, cut sides down, on grid. Grill until lightly toasted. During last minute of grilling, top each burger with cheese slice.

Cook’s Tip: To prepare on stovetop, heat large nonstick skillet over medium heat until hot. Place patties in skillet; cook 12 to 15 minutes until instant-read thermometer inserted horizontally into center registers 160°F, turning occasionally. Cooking times are for fresh or thoroughly thawed ground beef. Ground beef should be cooked to an internal temperature of 160°F. Color is not a reliable indicator of ground beef doneness. 3. Line bottom of each bun with lettuce; top with tomato, burger and toppings, as desired. Close sandwiches. See Kitchen, Page A5

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Kitchen

Continued from Page A4

Grilled top round steak with parmesan asparagus

Ingredients: • 1 beef top round steak, cut 3/4 inch thick (about 1 pound) • 1 pound asparagus, trimmed • 1 teaspoon olive oil • 3 tablespoons shaved Parmesan cheese • Hot cooked orzo (optional) Marinade: • 1/4 cup red wine vinegar • 2 tablespoons olive oil • 1 tablespoon fresh thyme

steak. Grill steak, covered, 10 to 11 minutes (over medium heat on preheated gas grill, times remain the same) for medium rare (145°F) doneness, turning occasionally. (Do not overcook) Grill asparagus 6 to 10 minutes (over medium heat on preheated gas grill, covered, 8 to 12 minutes) or until crisp-tender, turning occasionally. Cook’s Tip: To make asparagus spears easier to turn on the grill, thread them ladder-style onto two 12-inch metal skewers. Insert a skewer about 1 inch from each end of spear, leaving small space between spears. Use tongs to turn entire asparagus “ladder”

• 2 teaspoons steak seasoning blend • 2 teaspoons minced garlic • 1 teaspoon crushed red pepper Cooking: 1. Combine Marinade ingredients in medium bowl. Place beef Top Round Steak and marinade in food-safe plastic bag; turn steak to coat. Close bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 6 hours or as long as overnight, turning occasionally. 2. Remove steak from marinade; discard marinade. Toss asparagus with oil. Place steak in center of grid over medium, ash-covered coals; arrange asparagus around

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for even cooking. 3. Immediately sprinkle cheese over asparagus. Carve steak into thin slices. Season with salt, as desired. Serve with asparagus and orzo, if desired.

Grilled T-bone with BBQ rub

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See Beef, Page A7

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eople who ride horses fall into one of two categories: English or Western. They are as different as night and day, Republicans and Democrats or Holsteins and Brahmas. Take their clothing, for example. English riders wear helmets, white pants and velvet jackets. If you see a western cowboy wearing a velvet jacket it probably has a painted picture of Elvis on the back. Instead of Wranglers®, English riders wear something called “jodhpurs” which look like they have enough room in the thigh to hide two fairly largesized dogs. They also wear tall boots made from only the ﬁnest English leather and they’re worn on the outside of their jodhpurs.

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or pink ribbons while the tail of a western horse is decorated with cockleburs and might actually be cut off as a warning to others that the horse is a man-eating knucklehead. Which raises another BIG difference between English and Western horses: the western horse is apt to “get the kinks out” every morning by trying to buck its rider halfway to the moon. Both the horse and the rider seem to enjoy the exercise. A western horse is considered gentle just as long as it doesn’t fall over backwards. The English horse doesn’t have a bucking gene and considers it bad form to even crow hop a little. An English horse knows five gaits: the walk, trot, canter, rack and run, whereas the western horse only has three speeds and thinks the rack is the place they might be sent to get unceremoniously hosed down with freezing cold water. An English horse has never rode pens in a feedlot and would look out of place in the back end of a sale barn. A western horse is seldom invited to a fox hunt or the Olympics. A western horse has a name like Bedpan or Root Canal while the name of an English horse might contain a word like Viscount, Duke or Baron. The ancestry of such a horse can be traced back four centuries, while the sheriff and brand department might trace a western horse back through five states.

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SPRAYERS

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Grilled steak.

Beef

Continued from Page A5

• 1 tablespoon ground cumin • 2 teaspoons minced garlic • 2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar • 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce • 1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper Cooking: 1. Combine BBQ Rub ingredients; press evenly onto beef T-Bone Steaks. 2. Place steaks on grid over medium, ash-covered coals. Grill, covered, 11 to 16 minutes (over medium heat on preheated gas grill, 15 to 19 minutes) for medium rare (145°F) to medium (160°F) doneness, turning occasionally. Remove bones and carve steaks into slices, if desired. Season with salt, as desired. Cook’s Tip: To broil, place steaks on rack in broiler pan so surface of beef is 3 to 4 inches from heat. Broil 15 to 20 minutes for medium rare to medium doneness, turning once.

‘18 KUBOTA BX23S TRACTOR,loader, backhoe, 342 hrs., lots of implements ........................................... $22,800 MASSEY 65, gas, 2wd, rear blade. ........................ $2,900

SWATHERS

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HESSTON 4910, large 4x4 baler ............................... $4,000 CASE IH 8590, large 4x4 baler ................................. $4,000

MISCELLANEOUS

‘18 GLEANER S98, 795hrs, overhauled, duals, RWA .............. .......................................................................$279,500 ‘14 GLEANER S78, duals, RWA, GPS, overhauled, 1565 hrs.........CALL GLEANER 4200 13’ complete pickup header with SwathMaster pickup unit, like new ........................................... $17,500 ‘13 MACDON D65, 40’ draper header, Gleaner adapter .......................................................... $45,000

Classic beef kabobs

Ingredients: • 1 pound beef top sirloin steak cut 1-inch thick • 8 ounces mushrooms • 1 medium red, yellow, or green bell pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces • 1 medium red onion, cut into 1-inch pieces • Salt • 2 tablespoons olive oil • 1 tablespoon chopped fresh oregano or 1 teaspoon dried oregano leaves • 2 cloves garlic, minced Cooking: 1. Cut beef Top Sirloin Boneless steak into 1-inch pieces. Combine seasoning ingredients in large bowl. Add beef, mushrooms, bell pepper pieces and onion pieces; toss to coat. Cook’s Tip: One pound beef tenderloin steak cut 1-inch thick may be used. See Grilled, Page A11

‘02 JOHN DEERE 4720 SPRAYER, 800 gallon, 90’, 4900 hrs. ............................................................................ $58,900 ‘96 AG CHEM ROW GATOR 854, 90’ boom........... $24,500

‘15 HAYBUSTER H-1130 TUB GRINDER, new screens, great condition.................................................................... $58,500 JOHN DEERE 5820 FORAGE HARVESTER, mid-80’s, 4WD with head, 6308 hrs .......................................................... $39,900 WESTFIELD W130-31, 13”x31’ PTO drive grain auger ...... $5,400 STEFFEN 5510 10-12 BALE HANDLER GRAPPLE, skid steer mount, barely used........................................................ $4,000 ‘16 BOBCAT S590, open station, 1928 hrs., hand & foot. $29,500 ‘16 NEWHOUSE U2050, 20’ flail mower ...................... $27,200 ‘07 EXMARK LHP ZERO TURN MOWER, 1480 hrs, 23hp, 46” mower deck with mulch kit and power bagger................... $3,500 LIKE NEW KUBOTA SVL75 TRACK SET, OEM wide tracks.$3,500

2008 JOHN DEERE 7400 DIESEL 41HP COMMERCIAL 72” MOWER, 2130hrs........................................ $5,900

TILLAGE & DRILLS

2016 GREAT PLAINS 3S-4000HD DRILL, 6” spacing, small seed kit. ................................................................................................. $79,900

2008 JOHN DEERE 1910 AIRCART WITH 44’ 730 TOOL BAR, 6” spacing..................................................................... $65,500 NEW ‘21 GREAT PLAINS HS2200-23 QUALIDISC, 23’ Hybrid Tillage Tool ............................... CALL FOR DEMO NOBLE 6000, sweep plow ......................................... $6,995

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Berg

Continued from Page A1

Matthew Weaver/Capital Press

Nicole Berg, president of the National Association of Wheat Growers, inspects a field of irrigated wheat near Paterson, Wash.

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Continued from Page A8 Capital Press: You’ve mentioned that, with Rhonda Larson of East Grand Forks, Minn., taking over as president of U.S. Wheat Associates, it will be one of the first times women lead both national wheat organizations. What opportunities does that present for the industry? Berg: This administration and Congress are very minority-oriented with their approach. So I think that’s created an opportunity for us. For the industry itself, I think it might mean we take a little bit different approach to matters. You know, women like to communicate (laughs). I don’t know. I’ve never really thought of myself as a woman in ag, I’m just a person in ag. What made you decide to get involved in the national leadership of NAWG?

Nicole Berg What are you most Berg: I’ve always wanted to be a part of a hoping to see in the next farm bill, knowing that it is farm bill? Berg: I want to see that so important to U.S. agriculture and how it keeps the safety net that the U.S. creates doesn’t have gaping family farms in business. I wanted to be part of holes in it ... so it can catch that, to make sure it is keep- us farmers. When we’re price-takers ing family farms in business and it is working for in the wheat industry, we the farmer across the U.S., can’t pass on those input and if it’s going to work in costs. The safety net doesn’t the Pacific Northwest, the necessarily cover high Midwest and East Coast.

TRACTORS

JD 8640, PTO, 3-point hitch, 4-remotes, new crank, rods & main bearings, Papé Machinery rework on engine, 8-heavy cast wheels, rack & pinion axles .......... $18,500 JD 8630, 8100-hours, 3-remotes, PTO, 8-excellent 24.5x32 matching tires, 50 Series engine ........ $15,500 HOUGH/IH 30, payloader ................................ $5,500 JD 544, articulating loader................................. $26,000

HAY & FEED

VERSATILE 1150, power shift, 5,900 hrs., diff. locks front & rear, KTA-1150, 525-hp., triples, 4 remotes.. $75,000 CASE 4890, 4-remotes, 4594-original hrs, tank optional, 30.5LRx32 radials inside, 24.5x32 bias outside .$12,500

HAULER FOR VINEYARD EQUIPMENT...........$2,500 OSHKOSH M747 60-TON TRAILER, 11’ wide deck, 4-axle, 16-wheels ............................................ $39,700 FEED/SEED TANK, mounted on semi-trailer, 5-compartment, retractable unloading leg ............ $2,500

PARTS & EQUIP.

NEW WATER WELL DRILL BITS, carbon buttons . ½ OF NEW YIELDER, drill parts, coulters, packers ........................ CALL HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS, PUMPS & MOTORS, CALL ROCKWELL, dual drive 32,000-lb. axles, complete with leaf springs & hangers, 10-hole studs, air brakes .... $1,500 COMPLETE AXLE, 6000 Series, 6-holes, leaf springs, hyd brakes, fits NH balewagons or mid-size trucks .$1,850 • JD 6602’s hydros, engines, headers, etc PARTING OUT • JD 8630, tractor • JD 8640, tractor ... PARTING OUT • IH 1482 combine • JD 2270 & 880 windrowers .PARTING

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ENGINES

CAT 3126, 190-hp ............................................. PARTS AC 3500, diesel ................................................$3,850 JD 404, turboed diesel ........................................$2,000 JD 303, gas engine head, complete .......................... $600 CHEV 248, gas engine, 6-cylinder ............................ $500

DRILLS

NH 1048, self-propelled bale wagon, auto trans. ......$8,500 NH 1046, self-propelled bale wagon, 6-cyl. gas .......$2,500

TRUCKS & TRAILERS

input costs. It covers yield, weather and adverse conditions. It does that pretty good. It also covers price, in some aspects. But it doesn’t necessarily come down to the nuts and bolts of the cost of actually farming. So in a situation like this year — thank God for the rain, we are just like “Thank you, thank you, thank you” — we will grow a crop, probably with these high prices. The first thing I’ve always told everybody: You’ve got to grow the crop first. Last year, (because of the drought) we didn’t harvest two-thirds of the farm. It’ll be fun this year. We’re definitely growing wheat, and that also means we might make some money this year. What role does crop insurance play for you and your family? Berg: Crop insurance is our biggest risk management tool that we have, especially in the driest area in the world that grows

NH 595, 3x4 baler, Excellent! ............................$17,500 BALE WAGON PARTS, auto & stick transmissions, rear ends, etc .......................................................CALL HESSTON 4655, in-line style baler ...................... $12,500 ALLEN 8827, rake ............................................ $7,500 JD, 12-wheel V-rake ............................................. $4,750 MF 36, 6-batt hydraulic basket rake ...................... $1,750 AMERICAN loader with forks, rear steering, diesel, high lift, hay grapple, concrete bucket available .... $7,500 HESSTON, StackMover trailer ............................... $1,100 HAY GRAPPLE, 3-big bales, 4-round bales, or many small bales, Cat telehandler mounts (can be changed) with 2 hydraulic cylinders .............................$4,500/ea CASE IH, hay dry preserver applicator, ea...................$250

TILLAGE

OLIVER 252, 10’ double disk on rubber.................... $2,750 VIBRASHANK, cultivator, 24’ folding, on rubber, S-tine . $4,000 SUMMERS/HERMAN, 67’ cart with flex wings, new McFarlane 5-bar spike tooth flex....................... $6,750 MORRIS, 19’ chisel plow, 2-section.......................$1,000

COMBINES & PARTS

JD 6620 SIDEHILL, 1690 hrs., 220 header, pickup reeL... ................................................................. $17,500 IH 1460, 6388 hrs., 24’ header, pickup reel ......... $9,500 IH 1482, combine for parts, 28Lx26 tires ............. $2,500 ‘76 JD 6602, with 20’ header ........................... $2,500 HYDROSTAT PUMPS, for IH 453 or JD 6602 .........$300 FINAL DRIVES, for JD 6600 & 7700 or 2280 .........$750

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3-JD 9350, 8’x7” hoe drills, factory movers, packer wheels, grass seed/fertilizer .................................................... $6,500 KRAUSE 5436, folding drill, minimum till, with liquid tank applications ...........................................................$35,000

cereal grains and the unpredictability of the weather in our area. It’s kept our family farm in business. I definitely knew I needed to jump into that risk management tool and have a full understanding of it, as well as make sure the rules and regulations fit inside the box to make sure farmers are covered in those times of need. It’s never fun when you can’t harvest your crop. Farmers are eternal optimists and we always think, “Well, there’s always next year.” And there is. There’s always next year. You emphasize the importance of farmers telling their stories. Is there a bottleneck? If so, where is it? Berg: Historically, we’re farmers and we don’t necessarily want to get off the farm. It’s so important that us farmers go to Congress, go to Olympia, go to your state capitol and tell your story. Otherwise, there’s a See Q&A, Page A12

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Greyn Fertilizer Supply

DEALER INDEX

406-466-5356 – Choteau, Montana • 406-476-3402 – Dutton, Montana

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‘17 TERRAGATOR TG8400B, Airmax Precision, 70’ boom, Viper 4, 3254 hours................. $154,000 ‘16 TERRAGATOR TG8400B, 3628-hrs, AirMax Precision 2 ............................. $148,000

2018 TERRAGATOR TG8400B FLOATER, 1,505 Hrs, AGCO SISU Power, Diesel, CVT Transmission, Air Max Precision 2 Bed, Stainless Steel 70’ Boom, Raven Viper 4, Electric Roll Tarp............... $236,000

‘16 CASE IH TITAN 3540 FLOATER, ‘15 TERRA GATOR 8400B, Precision 2-70’ 1512.1-hrs, 3-wheeler with 810 Air Delivery Box, 70’ Boom, granular bins, Viper Pro, boom, coap bins, Viper 4, Autosteer ..... $167,000 Auto Steer, 3600-hrs ................... $132,500 ‘14 TERRA GATOR 8400, Dry Floater, Air Max Precision 2 70’ boom, granular bins, Viper Pro, auto steer, 3500-hrs..... $123,500

‘15 CASE IH 4530 dual micro ingred bins, 70’ boom, Viper Pro, 2964-hrs ........ $148,000 ‘15 CASE IH TITAN 4030, New Leader L4000 G4 - 14’ dry spreader box, stainless steel insert, New Leader L4000 Multi Bin, Ag Leader monitor, 3,452-hrs ..................... $126,500 08 CASE 4520, Viper Pro, New Leader Bed, 4579 Hrs................................... $85,000 ‘14 CASE IH PATRIOT 4430, 1200-gal, AIM Command, 120’ boom, Viper IV, 650/ 65R38 flotation tires, 2234-hrs .... $163,000

13 WILLMAR WRANGLER 4565, 1275 Hours. Auxiliary Hydraulics, Skid steer attachment, comes with bucket and forks. ......... $29,500 ‘05 PETE/STAHLY 335 Cummins, auto, New Leader G4, 4150-hrs $

82,000

‘04 PETE, floater spray truck, 76’ boom, 20” nozzle spacing, Envisio Pro, Raven control valves $

2009 MERRITT QUICKVEYOR TENDER TRAILER, Rear Conveyor unload. Self-contained Hydraulic system with New Predator gas engine. Electric Roll Tarp ............................$34,500 ‘14 VECTOR 300 New Leader L4000 G4 MultiApplier all hyd with insert, roll tarp, Viper Pro, 2953-hrs.....$124,500

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‘10 IH 7400, Max Force engine, Allison Auto, New Leader L4000-G4, 3066-hrs.................... $88,000

‘96 FREIGHTLINER, Cummins, with 24-ton Ray-Man tender with side discharge $39,500 ‘88 IH, 24 ton tender ........................ $27,500

‘85 FREIGHTLINER, with 16 ton rear auger willmar tender. Great Truck .....................$24,500

2006 Fort Hydraulic Auger Tender

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AC Harrow

208-507-0187

Accucon

509-534-4460

C13

Adams Tractor

509-535-1708

Ag Trucks and Equipment

509-338-7346

A14

Agpro Marketing & Mfg., Inc.

208-746-2212

B8 B9

AgraSyst

2017 RBR VENTURI 350, Case FLX 810 air spreader bed, 70’ boom, triple bin. Auto Greaser, Cummins Diesel engine, Allison Automatic transmission, ‘16 TERRA GATOR TG8400B, AGCO diesel engine, Air Ride, Four Wheel Drive. Viper 4 Controller,$ Smart Trax CVT trans, 14’ New Leader L4000, twin spinner, all Auto Steer, 4112 hours ........................ 155,000 hyd ,SS insert, New Leader L4000 G4 SS multi bin, Raven Viper 4, lightbar, 2,132-hrs..... $151,000

1986 JOHN DEERE 644D LOADER, Turbo charged 6 cylinder 155 hp diesel engine, shuttle shift transmission, cab, lights, heat, 3 yard, 5531 hours................................. $32,000

‘08 STERLING ACTERRA, fuel truck, Cummins diesel, Allison auto, tandem axle full screw, 3600-gal 5-comp fuel body, dual metered hose reels, frame mounted storage boxes, 218,755-mi ........................... $38,500

2013 ROGATOR 1300 Hhydrostatic, adjustable axles, 4 wheel steering, air conditioning, New Leader L4258 G4 dry spreader box, twin spinner, all hydraulic, 380/90R46 tires, Raven monitor, Raven GPS, 3072 hours $88,500 2015 TERRAGATOR Soilection Four Bin dry TG9300B air flow system, 70’ boom, Raven Viper Pro monitor, 4,530 hours. Must see truck, amazingly clean, and well cared for. $

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Agri-Tool and Supply LLC

800-321-5460

A10

American Tractor

541-423-1200

A13

Andy Knapp

509-466-6153

Aqua Tech

509-507-3800

C11

Bank of Eastern Oregon

541-676-9125

Barnes Welding, Inc.

09-745-8588

B13

Bell Equipment, Inc.

208-937-2402

B13

BFI Native Seed

509-765-6348

A12

Big Iron Repair

509-770-5560

A13

Bill Russell

208-651-8698 A8, B11

Bison Pipe & Supply

208-324-2142

Booker Auction Company

509-297-9292

B15

Blue Mountain Agri-Support

208-746-6447

Burlingame Machinery Consignments 509-240-2799

A16

Class 8 Trucks

509-534-9088

Correll’s Scale Service

800-572-0426

Dayton Tractor and Machine

509-382-4824

D & S Tires

208-635-0700

Diesel & Machine

208-743-7171

Ed-Ka Manufacturing, Inc.

509-635-1521

Fab-Mech

509-597-7065

C14

Farm & Home Supply

509-843-3395

B10

Farm Equipment Headquarters

541-276-6222

Freedom Bolt Supply

509-212-2268

B15

Greyn Fertilizer Equipment

406-466-5356

A10

Hager Seed Processing

509-869-8615

Harvest Solutions

541-786-2358

Heartland Ag Systems

509-766-6638

Highline Grain Growers

Phone

509-745-8551

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High Mountain Horsepower

509-321-5428

Hillco Technologies, Inc.

800-937-2461 A2, B4, C5

JECO Supply

208-882-6531 A3, C16

Jerry’s Farm Supply, LLC

509-990-9565

Jones Truck & Implement

509-397-4371 A11, B14,

C4, C9, C13

J&T Equipment Sales

406-381-3159

B14

Kincaid Real Estate

503-397-4434

Leland Trailer & Equipment

509-535-0291

A12

Loomis Truck & Tractor

509-677-3449

C12

McGregor Company

509-397-4360

C15

McKay Seed Co.

509-639-2293

B10

North Frontier Farms

406-403-4600

North Pine Ag Equipment

509-523-6461

C11

Nyssa Tractor & Implement Inc.

541-372-4020

B11

Odessa Trading Company

509-982-2634 C6, C14

Oregon Trail Seeds, Inc.

541-898-7333

Pacific Petroleum & Supply

509-467-3130 A11, B4

C10

Palouse Welding & Machine, Inc. 509-878-1551

C11

Pape Machinery

503-437-6864

A15

Parsons Equipment

509-632-5205

PNW Farmers Cooperative

208-285-1141

Randy’s Truck, LLC Spectrum Crop Development St. John Hardware & Implement Stockland Livestock Exchange T&S Sales Tankmax, Inc. 3 Roads Equipment & Consignment Walter Implement Whitman County Custom Whitney Land Company Wood’s Hay & Grain Younker Bros.

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Grilled

Continued from Page A7 2. Alternately thread beef and vegetable pieces evenly onto eight 12-inch metal skewers, leaving small spaces between pieces. Cook’s Tip: Eight 12-inch bamboo skewers may be substituted for metal skewers. Soak bamboo skewers in water 10 minutes before using; drain. 3. Place kabobs on grid over medium, ash-covered coals. Grill kabobs, covered, 8 to 10 minutes (over medium heat on preheated gas grill, 9 to 11 minutes) for medium rare (145°F) to medium (160°F) doneness, turning once. Season kabobs with salt, as desired. Cook’s Tip: To broil, place kabobs on rack in broiler pan so surface of beef is 3 to 4 inches from heat. Broil 9 to 12 minutes for medium rare (145°F) to medium (160°F) doneness, turning once.

Lemon-garlic grilled tri-tip roast with grilled vegetables

Ingredients: • 1 beef tri-tip Roast (1-1/2 to 2 pounds) • 4 ears corn, husked • 1 pound fresh asparagus, trimmed • 1 red onion, cut into 8 wedges Marinade: • 1/2 cup dry white wine • 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice • 1 tablespoon no-salt added lemon pepper seasoning • 1 tablespoon minced garlic • 1 teaspoon lemon zest • 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional) Seasoning: • 2 teaspoons no-salt

added lemon pepper (divided) Cooking: 1. Combine marinade ingredients in small bowl. Place beef tri-tip Roast and marinade in food-safe plastic bag; turn roast to coat. Close bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 15 minutes to 2 hours, turning occasionally. 2. Remove roast from marinade; discard marinade. Pat dry with paper towel. Prepare gas grill for indirect cooking by lighting two thirds to one half your grill, leaving remainder off. When grill is hot (10 to 15 minutes), place roast directly above flames. Cover and sear all sides of roast, approximately 8 minutes each. Move roast to unlit area on grid. Cover and cook 14 to 16 minutes until medium rare (135°F) to medium (150°F) doneness, turning occasionally. Place vegetables directly above flames. Cover and cook corn 15 to 20 minutes; asparagus 7 to 11 minutes and onions 11 to 15 minutes or until tender, turning occasionally. Remove roast. Let roast stand 5 to 10 minutes. (Temperature will continue to rise about 5°F to 10°F to reach 145°F for medium rare; 160°F for medium. 3. Carve roast against the grain into 1/4-inch slices; season with 1 teaspoon lemon pepper. Sprinkle remaining 1teaspoon lemon pepper over vegetables; toss gently. Season roast and vegetables with salt and pepper, as desired.

Cowboy steak & roast rub

Ingredients: • 2 teaspoons sweet paprika • 1-1/2 teaspoons dried thyme leaves • 1 teaspoon garlic powder

powder • 1/2 teaspoon salt (optional) • 1/2 teaspoon pepper

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Continued from Page A9 saying: If you don’t come to the table, you’ll be on the menu. I deﬁnitely, truly believe you’ve got to get oﬀ the farm and tell your story. But it’s comfortable to be at home and on the farm. That’s the fun part of the job, is the farming part. The political part, I don’t necessarily have too much of a problem with it. But not all farmers are like that. Do the lawmakers listen?

August 2022 Berg: I deﬁnitely think the lawmakers listen to farmers. Everybody has to eat. Since everybody has to eat, they’re like, “OK, how do we make safe, healthy nutritious food for the world?” That’s the part I like the most, telling that part of the story. The moment my food is not safe or healthy, I’ll have to turn in my keys, because we do everything we can to make sure our food is safe and healthy. What is the biggest need in the industry right now?

Berg: To open more markets, make markets the No. 1 priority across the world. With the Russia-Ukraine situation, food aid is an opportunity as well, for us farmers to help out countries in need. I remember when I went on a trip to the refugee camp in Africa (in 2019). It was pretty crazy to see those big bags of U.S. wheat there. It made you proud. That’s something that’s part of the story that we probably don’t tell enough, that the wheat industry does participate in and supports food aid. What are you most hoping for from the Biden administration? What are you most likely to actually get? Berg: That they continue to listen to us farmers, and help us in these times of need. With these high input costs, whether it’s fuel that you feel at the pump — we feel it too, with a tractor — whether it’s the fertilizer prices doubling and tripling; crop protection products doubling and tripling. ... For instance, Round-Up, RT 3, (we) used to pay $15 per gallon. I just got a bill yes-

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Nicole Berg talks about a new farm bill and crop insurance. terday for $46.30 per gallon. ... I almost fell off my chair. ... What has you most excited? Berg: I’m most excited about fulfilling a dream of doing the farm bill. It gets me emotional because I worked so hard to get there, and now you’re there, and so now you’re kind of like, “Wow, I finally did it.” I went through the 2018 Farm Bill, that process, and I was very involved

in that from a state level, because of state president stuﬀ (as president of the Washington Association of Wheat Growers). And now being (NAWG) president, with the hearings coming up, the strategy and being part of that executive team, and the great staﬀ we have in D.C., it really is exciting to see, just the strategy of trying to work Congress and tell your story. It’s fun, it’s very fun. See Wheat, Page A13

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Continued from Page A12 When we talked after your first House agriculture subcommittee hearing, you said you would be willing to help future leaders, and anyone could reach out to you. Have you heard from anyone? Berg: Oh yeah, everyone’s been reaching out. It’s been great. ... Everybody wants to work policy. We know the importance of the farm bill. Any advice for a farm kid who’s reading this and wants to be an ag leader? Berg: My advice to kids coming up if they want to ever step into this role is to do 4-H and FFA. Those are important aspects of things that I did. I was on the Parliamentary Procedure team for FFA, and you will utilize that skill the rest of your life, if you want to go into politics or board member work. Your Robert’s Rules of Order comes in very handy. Also, just work hard. I have a really big work ethic. You might get an email from me at 10 p.m. or 6 a.m. Work hard, work the policy. You’ll hear a lot of noise when you work in an association or on a board, and you have to try to filter through some of the noise and figure out, “What’s really noise? What’s really going on here?” That’s important, to keep your head down and work hard. Anything else? Berg: A mission this year is the idea of, what can wheat be used for? ... Are there other value-added things we could do for the wheat industry? This administration and USDA Secretary (Tom) Vilsack ... would like to create these avenues, like durum wheat, for instance, and the specialty of pasta and where it’s grown. Why are we sending wheat overseas? Instead of sending the wheat or the flour, why don’t we send the pasta? Why can’t we create these areas of industry around farming areas, so we can be U.S. made? Which I think is a great initiative for the secretary to go for. It creates jobs, it keeps everything in the United States and you know exactly where your products are sourced from. It’s a great vision he has. I would also like to see the wheat industry pursue the domestic market a little bit more. We do a lot with U.S. Wheat and overseas, but I sometimes feel the domestic market could use a little bit more attention: How are we distributing our wheat domestically, how can we (bring) more value-added to it? What does farming mean to you? Berg: It’s a way of life. ... It gets in your blood and through your soul. It’s just kind of there, and you try to do the best you can each year to keep the family farm afloat. What’s your favorite part? Berg: I really like the policy side of it, I like the farm bill side, I like trying to tell the story. I don’t know, maybe because I talk too much. But I like to go out and tell the story to people, whether it’s sitting on the airplane next to somebody who says, “Oh, you’re a farmer,” and you start getting these questions, and being able to answer. Some of the questions from some of these folks from the city, they just don’t understand, and we’ve got to get out there and tell that story to the urban people ... because it’s so important. People need to understand where their food comes from, and I have no problem with that. They need to come out on the farm, kick some dirt. They can drive combine, even, if they want.

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Conversation with Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Camille Touton By SIERRA DAWN McCLAIN Capital Press U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Camille Touton, who leads the federal agency that oversees water management in 17 Western states, traveled last week through Oregon and California, visiting projects and meeting with concerned communities. Touton started her week in the Klamath Basin and ended it near the California-Mexico border. She sat down for an exclusive virtual interview with the Capital Press. The conversation centered on a major theme: The West likely isn’t getting any more water, so what is Reclamation’s plan for better managing the water the region does get?

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Camille Touton, center, the commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, during a tour of the Klamath Basin.

The Klamath Basin, straddling Oregon and California, is a center of conflict where farmers and ranchers compete with tribes and fish managers for scarce water during the ongoing drought. Reclamation manages the Klamath Project under its interim operations plan, a formula that determines how much water to allocate to irrigators versus other uses. The plan is a stand-in until Biological Opinions dictating project operations are updated, which happens about every five years. Critics say the timeline makes the plan unworkable. The current interim plan is set to expire Sept. 30. Many farmers, ranchers and tribal members are urging Reclamation not to extend the interim operations plan and instead to do annual consultations to determine allocations, which they say would be more flexible and based on current conditions. The Capital Press asked Touton if she will consider granting this request. The commissioner declined to give a definite yes or no, but she didn’t rule out the option. See Touton Page B6

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Continued from Page B4 “I would just say we’re having a conversation on a lot of fronts, including, you know, what a year operation (annual consultations) would look like,” said Touton. Asked whether she sees the Klamath Project as sustainable with its current model and scale, Touton said, “I don’t want to speculate on that.” So, what is Touton’s game plan for the Klamath Basin? The commissioner said which tools her agency uses in the basin will depend on which tools local partners — including irrigation districts and tribes — welcome. She said potential tools, funded in part by the bipartisan infrastructure act Congress passed last year, could include repairs to aging infrastructure, conservation eﬃciencies and new piping.

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Interior Department officials tour the Klamath Basin during a visit June 2728.

Some irrigation districts are interested in modernizing their systems, including replacing open canals with high-density polyethylene piping, which loses less water to evaporation. See Reclamation, Page B7

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The Capital Press asked Touton if she supports piping and similar modernization. Her answer was yes, but she added the caveat that what’s right for a particular community or geographic region varies and is not solely Reclamation’s decision. “Some tools that work in the Klamath won’t work in Yakima or won’t work for the Imperial Valley,” said Touton. “That’s why I’m traversing (the West), to just really ﬁrsthand see what our partners are seeing, listen to them and then use the tools (Reclamation has) to say, ‘This is what’s right for you.’ You want to pressurize? Great. Let’s use this program that I have. … It’s really a conversation about what works for them, not Reclamation just saying, ‘This is what we’re going to do.’”

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In the past 18 months, Reclamation has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in new water storage across the West — for example, by raising dams. Some regions, however, have no new storage projects on the horizon. For example, Oregon doesn’t have any storage projects planned with Reclamation. The Capital Press asked Touton why not. “I think it goes back to what we talked about: what makes sense for what community and what they want,” said Touton. Reclamation’s recent storage investments, she said, have largely been in California, where she said partners are prioritizing storage as a need. Touton said she plans to continue touring the West to better understand which tools and infrastructure best suit speciﬁc communities.

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Food aid has big impact on U.S. wheat industry By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press

In some years, the value of food aid donations can be the equivalent of a Top 10 customer for wheat grown by U.S. farmers, according to an expert at U.S. Wheat Associates, the trade arm of the U.S. wheat industry. Wheat donations for food aid have averaged 970,000 metric tons in the last ﬁve marketing years, and have reached more than 1 million metric tons in the last two years, said Shelbi Knisley, director of trade policy for U.S. Wheat Associates. See Wheat, Page B9

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“Food aid is very important to our farmers,” she said. “That’s a large market.” Knisley spoke about food aid July 12 during the Idaho Wheat Commission’s “From the Field” podcast. Under the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service’s Food for Progress program, commodities are purchased and “monetized.” The wheat is purchased in a typical commercial sale at market value and shipped to a nation where it is then sold. The proceeds from the sale are used to fund an aid

project, Knisley said. The class of wheat sent is determined by availability and the preference of the country receiving it. Food aid donations must not disrupt commercial sales, she said. The U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Food for Peace emergency food program also sends commodities to the most food-insecure countries. Most U.S. wheat goes to Yemen and Ethiopia, Knisley said. More than half of present donations are in the form of cash or vouchers and not commodities, she noted.

Yemen primarily receives soft white wheat grown in the Pacific Northwest. Ethiopia mostly receives hard red winter wheat. The U.S. in April released funding under the Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust to offset lost wheat supplies from Ukraine. The trust is used to respond to unanticipated food crises abroad when other resources are not available. Funding from the trust will help with higher food prices, Knisley said. U.S. Wheat also provides assistance to end-users in countries receiving food aid where it makes sense and is practical, she said.

“Unfortunately, in some of these countries we’re talking about ... it’s not the safest place to travel,” she said. Wheat donations can also lead to new markets, she said. For example, South Korea once received wheat as food aid and is now a

high-value customer. The U.S. is the largest supplier of food aid, Knisley said. “By selling it, our farmers are benefiting from the sale of the wheat ... and also that product is being sent overseas to those that are hungry and need food,” Knisley said.

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Continued from Page B10 There was no time to move, Schneider says. The helicopter smashed into the tractor, its nose landing against Schneider’s back and pinning him against the steering wheel. He doesn’t remember feeling pain in that moment, as adrenaline coursed through his body. Pushing oﬀ the steering wheel, he managed to wriggle free and get away from the tractor, avoiding the helicopter’s blades. Then, Schneider recalls, he heard the pilot screaming: “Somebody, help me! Help!” The young man rushed back toward the tangled equipment, now ablaze. “I really wasn’t thinking. I just knew I had to get him out,” said Schneider. The young farmer recalls that, approaching the helicopter, he felt intense heat on his skin and breathed in the overpowering smell of fuel. The pilot, Schneider says, was hanging upside down, struggling to unbuckle his seatbelt with a broken arm. The young man unclasped the pilot and pulled him out. See Crash, Page B12

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‘06 IH 9400, Cat C-15, 18-spd., 4000 gal. water truck with front, rear and side sprays, Stock 320........ $44,750

‘06 IH 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385HP, 10 speed,

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‘08 Pete 335, 8.3 @ 315 HP , Allison Auto, 260k miles, 1 owner, Stock 243.....…$21,500

‘07 IH 7600, HP, 10 Auto, speed ‘08 Pete 335,Cummins 8.3 @ ISM 315@HP385 , Allison with FA, Haulmax rears,@ 235k miles, off 260k miles, 114k owner, StockDD-13 243.....…$21,500 S22,750 '12flatbed, F-LINER , Detroit 500-hp, $ lease,IH Stock 277….$36,500 $34,500 bed Jakes, 10-spd, 520K-mi............. 27,500 ‘07 7600, Cummins ISM @ 385 HP,w/o 10 speed with flatbed, 14k FA, Haulmax rears, 235k miles, '12 F-LINER, Detroit DD-13 @ 500-hp, off lease,Jakes, Stock 277….$36,500 $34,500$w/o bed 10-spd, 520K-mi............. 27,500

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ken arm and burns across his chest and back. Central Washington Hospital did not respond to a request for comment on Johnson’s condition. It’s unclear why the crash happened. The Federal Aviation Administration says it’s investigating, and oﬃcials are inspecting the Hiller UH-12E helicopter. According to the FAA, in

2021, there were 114 civil helicopter accidents out of about 3 million annual flight hours across the U.S. — about 3.9 accidents per 100,000 flight hours. Schneider said he feels fortunate that both he and Johnson lived. “Somebody was watching and protecting me,” he said. “God definitely saved me.” Amazed by Schneider’s luck, friends and family members urged him to try his luck a little further and play the lottery. The teenager bought his first lottery ticket and won $2. In spite of the life-threatening helicopter incident, Schneider, who graduated from Eastmont High School last year, remains steadfast in his desire to become a pilot. The young man plans to start flight school at Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake, Wash., in September. “I want to explore, see places in the world,” he said. “I still want to be a pilot.”

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TUESDAY AUG. 9

Transitioning Your Ag Business to the Next Chapter: 12:30-4 p.m. Lake County Library, 26 South G St., Lakeview, Ore. Farm and Ranch succession counselor and accountant Diana Tourney will prepare you for the human and financial elements of succession planning. Easement specialist Marc Hudson will answer your questions about working lands conservation easements —what they are, what they aren’t, and how they may be helpful in executing your agricultural business plans. These in-person events are part of a free 6-workshop series in Lake, Harney and Malheur counties. All are welcome, and the events are free. RSVP for these or any of OAT’s other events and refer any questions about the event to diane@oregonagtrust.org 503-858-2683

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MONDAY-TUESDAY AUG. 8-9

American Lamb Summit: Michigan State University and East Lansing Marriott East Lansing, Mich. The summit will focus on competitiveness, production and quality of American lamb. Website: https://www.lambresourcecenter.com

THURSDAY-FRIDAY AUG. 11-12

Idaho Milk Processors Association Annual Conference: Sun Valley Resort, Sun Valley, Idaho. The conference will focus on industry issues. Website: https:// www.impa.us

SATURDAY AUG. 13

Family Forest Field Day — Southwest Washington: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. L & H Family Tree Farm, 1309 King Road, Winlock, Wash. Whether you own a “home in the woods” or many acres of land, this “out in the woods” educational event is packed with practical “how-to” information that you need to know. Learn more at https://forestry.wsu.edu/sw/fd2022/.

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Dufur Threshing Bee 2022: 6 a.m.-3 p.m. Main Street, Dufur, Ore. Relive the good old days at the Dufur Threshing Bee. Included will be blacksmiths, a one-room school house, the Dufur Historical Society, petting zoo, food booths and artists’ booths, tractor pull, vintage car show, hometown dinner and a steam engine display. Contact: Nancy Gibson, 541-993-3429.

JOHN DEERE 790, .............................$15,500 ‘12 JD 1910 COMMODITY CART AND JD 1870 HOE DRILL ............ $227,000

WEDNESDAY AUG. 17

Miller Research Potato Pest Management Field Day: 10 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Miller Research, 422 E. 200 N. Rupert, Idaho. Plant pathologist Jeff Miller to host. Event to focus on chemical management of diseases, highlight research by Pacific Northwest Potato Research Consortium. Pesticide and pest-management credits have been requested. Lunch to follow. Website: https://bit.ly/3IC8pon

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Western Idaho Fair: 11 a.m. Western Idaho Fairgrounds, 5610 Glenwood St., Boise. Western Idaho gets together annually for this celebration of country living. Website: https://idahofair.com

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1998 VOLVO ROLL-OFF, 370hp M11 Cummins, Jake, 5spd. Allison, ac, ps, lift axle, full lockers, 18K front, 40K rears, roll tarp, 22’ Cascade roll-off, 307K miles, 70% 22.5 tires.

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$29,500

2005 CASE 410 SKID STEER LOADER, 689 original hrs., quick connect 65” bucket, 50hp 4 cyl. diesel, auxiliary hydraulics, 80% tires, runs and works great, hand controls, like new

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$25,000

2005 FORD F650, 96K miles, 190hp C7 Caterpillar, 6spd Eaton with pto, AC, PS, PB, 195” w.b. 8’ x 16’ steel flatbed, hitch, 26K gvw, 75% 10r22.5’s

$21,500

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$19,500

1998 CHEVROLET C7500, 5YD DUMP

250hp 3126 Cat diesel, 5spd Allison AT, PS, AC, air brakes, 78,000 miles, 8500hrs, plumbed for plow and sander, 33K gvw, 75% 11r22.5 tires runs and drives good.

Eastern Idaho State Fair: Eastern Idaho Fairgrounds, 97 Park St., Blackfoot, Idaho. It’s fair time in Idaho. Website: https://funatthefair.com/ general-info/

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1989 FORD L8000 5YD DUMP,

215hp 7.8 Ford 6cyl diesel, 5spd Allison AT, live hydraulics, ps, air brakes, 32K gvw, air gate, hitch, 75% 22.5 tires, runs and works great.

Oregon State Fair: 10 a.m. Oregon State Fair & Exposition Center, 2330 17th St. NE, Salem. The Oregon State Fair continues through Sept. 5. Website: https://oregonstatefair.org/

SEPT. 2-10

2004 FREIGHTLINER FL70 SERVICE TRUCK, 250hp 3126 Caterpillar, 9spd, AC, PS, Locker, 33K gvw, IMT 7500# crane, wireless remote, hydraulic outriggers, 16’ service body, 60% 11r22.5’s 196K miles, runs and drives great.

Oregon State University Malheur Experiment Station Onion Variety Day: 9 am.-1 p.m. OSU Malheur Experiment Station, 595 Onion Ave., Ontario, Ore. 97914 Website: https:// bit.ly/3PDBkLb

$19,500

Washington State Fair: 10:30 a.m. Puyallup Fairgrounds, 110 9th Ave. SW, Puyallup, Wash. The Washington State Fair is the largest single attraction held annually in the state of Washington. Closed Tuesdays and Sept. 7. Website: https://www.thefair.com/

THURSDAY SEPT. 8

Farm & Ranch Succession Planning and Working Lands Easements: 12:30- 4 p.m. OSU Malheur County Extension, 710 Southwest 5th Ave., Ontario, Ore. Attorney June Flores will present on the topics of succession

and estate planning, and how to prepare your operation to be resilient for future generations. Easement specialist Marc Hudson will answer your questions about working lands conservation easements —what they are, what they aren’t, and how they may be helpful in executing your agricultural business plans. These in-person events are part of a free 6-workshop series in Lake, Harney and Malheur counties. All are welcome, and the events are free. RSVP for these or any of OAT’s other events and refer any questions about the event to diane@oregonagtrust.org 503-858-2683

FRIDAY SEPT. 9

Farm & Ranch Succession Planning and Working Lands Easements: 12:30- 4 p.m. Burns Elks Lodge, 18 N. Broadway Ave., Burns, Ore. Attorney June Flores will present on the topics of succession and estate planning, and how to prepare your operation to be resilient for future generations. Easement specialist Marc Hudson will answer your questions about working lands conservation easements — what they are, what they aren’t, and how they may be helpful in executing your agricultural business plans. These in-person events are part of a free 6-workshop series in Lake, Harney and Malheur counties. All are welcome, and the events are free. RSVP for these or any of OAT’s other events and refer any questions about the event to diane@oregonagtrust.org 503-858-2683 See Avtivities, Page B15

1994 FORD L9000 10 YD DUMP TRUCK, Cat 3406E 410hp, 9spd, Jake, 12K front, 40K rears, 80% 11r22.5’s, 14’ box, air gate, roll tarp, air ride suspension, runs and drives great, 700k miles

$29,500

1996 SKYTRAK 8042 TELEHANDLER,

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$18,500

1989 KENWORTH T800 FLATBED, 350 BC Cummins, 9spd, Jake, AC, 80% 11r22.5’s, AR suspension, 700K miles, 18’ steel flatbed, pintle hitch

$17,500

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SATURDAY OCT. 1

Free Waste Pesticide Collection Event in White City: Rogue Transfer and Recycling, 8001 Table Rock Road, White City, Ore. The Oregon Department of Agriculture through the Pesticide Stewardship Partnership is sponsoring a Free Waste Pesticide Collection Event. This event is an opportunity for landowners, farmers and other commercial pesticide users to rid storage facilities of unwanted or unused pesticide products. Contact: Kathryn Rifenburg, 971-600-5073, kathryn.rifenburg@oda. oregon.gov Registration for this event is required by Sept. 16. Website: https://bit.ly/3FIoyFE

WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY OCT. 5-9

Trailing of the Sheep Festival: Ketchum, Idaho. The five-day festival includes activities in multiple venues and culminates with the big sheep parade down Main Street in Ketchum. Website: https:// www.trailingofthesheep.org

SATURDAY OCT. 15

Free Waste Pesticide Collection Event in Roseburg: Douglas County Fairgrounds, 2110 Frear St., Roseburg, Ore. The Oregon Department of Agriculture through the Pesticide Stewardship Partnership is sponsoring a Free Waste Pesticide Collection Event. This event is an opportunity for landowners, farmers and other commercial pesticide users to rid storage facilities of unwanted or unused pesticide products. Contact: Kathryn Rifenburg, 971-600-5073, kathryn.rifenburg@oda. oregon.gov Registration for this event is required by Sept. 16.

TUESDAY OCT. 18

FIRA USA Agricultural Robotics and Technology Forum: Fresno Convention Center, Fresno, Calif. The forum focuses on problem solving, decision making and planning for agricultural robotics. Website: https://www. fira.usa@fira-agtech.com

in Madras: Jefferson County Fairgrounds, 2110 Frear St., Madras, Ore. The Oregon Department of Agriculture through the Pesticide Stewardship Partnership is sponsoring a Free Waste Pesticide Collection Event. This event is an opportunity for landowners, farmers and other commercial pesticide users to rid storage facilities of unwanted or unused pesticide products. Contact: Kathryn Rifenburg, 971-600-5073, kathryn.rifenburg@oda. oregon.gov Registration for this event is required by Sept. 16.

WEDNESDAYSATURDAY OCT. 26-29

85th National FFA Convention and Expo: Indianapolis. FFA members from around the nation will converge on Indianapolis to celebrate agriculture and compete. Website: https://conven-

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TUESDAYWEDNESDAY NOV. 30-DEC. 1

Organic Grower Summit: Hyatt Regency Hotel and Spa, Monterey, Calif. The summit offers presentation, education and networking. Website: https://www.organicproducernetwork.com

TUESDAYWEDNESDAY DEC. 6-7

Western Governors’ Association Winter Meeting: Phoenix, Ariz. The meeting will focus on public conversations about the most significant issues facing the region. Website: https:// www.westgov.org

TUESDAY DEC. 13

Intro to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (online): 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mountain time. Hazard Analysis and Critical Con-

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marketplace,” he said. “The grower-owners of Shepherd’s Grain want to see us go out there, be risky, just go all in to increase sales. We’re just really strategizing the upcoming year, the opportunities before us.” Bunch grew up on a small grass seed farm in the Willamette Valley. He worked for the Idaho Department of Agriculture, conducting warehouse audits and organic inspections. He saw an advertisement in the Capital Press that Shepherd’s Grain was looking for a logistics manager, and applied. “The more I found out about Shepherd’s Grain, I fell in love with what they were doing, and was happy to become a part of it,” he said. “I really haven’t had a boring job on the day since.” Shepherd’s Grain emphasizes the relationships between farmers and end-users and consumers, Bunch said. “People like to know where their food comes from, farmers really appreciate (knowing) where their food is going,” he said. “That connection is at the heart of what we do.”

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1992 JOHN DEERE 9600, 3200 hrs. - sep., 480/80R38 duals, 14.9x24 R., good concave & rubbars, newer ECU and Injector Pump, dual range cyl. drive, auto steer - Trimble E.Z. Steer System, with John Deere Header Model 930R, newer flighting and bottom, dolly Header Cart, lots of extra parts, all stored inside, good maintenance. Nice Machine Overall!....$24,900

‘10 CASE IH 2010 HEADER, 30 ft., auger/ rigid, twin sickle, full finger & H.S. auger, fore & aft on reel, pickup reel, with header cart. Possible backup header and Good Shape! ........ $12,800 ‘90 CASE IH 1680, 5400-hrs showing, 30.5x32 drive tires, dealer worked on, Cummins engine, chopper, Nice!...... $9,500

1992 GLEANER R62 ,3220 sep. hrs., 330 h.p. engine - water cooled - same as R72, 4 chain F. & R. - 1 year ago, 30.5Lx32 drive tires, 14.9x24 rear tires, good A/C, with Gleaner 30 ft. header and cart. Nice Unit!........................................ $22,500

SUPREME INTERNATIONAL 900T FEED JOHN DEERE 8650, 11300 hrs., 290 h.p. MIXER/WAGON, Twin Mixer Augers - H.S., engine, with 2300 hrs. on JD Dealer engine OH., scale, left hand discharge conveyor - with parts STEIGER BEAR CAT III-PT 225, 280 h.p. Cat 16 F. & 6 R. trans., 20.8x38 tires - good shape. Nice to switch it to the right-side discharge, 1000 3406, 20 F. & 4 R. trans., basically (8) new Overall!............................................$24,800 PTO drive, has duals to go with. Purchased Firestone 23.1x34 tires. Great Value - Tires Worth New, Only Used One Year! NICE!....$66,800 $15,000!........................................$11,900 KITCHNER BALE KING, bale wagon, picks up and holds 84 small square bales, 3-ton, pull-style--similar to NH 1047, electric control .............REDUCED! $2,500

SPRAYER/ FERTILIZER 1996 GLEANER R72,2500 sep. hrs., 3 chain F. & 4 chain R., dealer rebuilt trans. last year, 30.5L.32 drive tires, 16.9x24 rear tires, good A/C with Gleaner 30 ft. header and cart. Nice Unit! ....... $25,000

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1995 SPRA COUPE SELF PROPELLED SPRAYER MODEL 3430, 40 ft. or 60 ft. booms, Cummins Turbo B3.3 engine, 300 gal. poly tank, newer electric pumps, JOHN DEERE 2400 CHISEL PLOW, 27 ft., 1 ft. spacing, fert. manifold, A/C, with Trimble 250 Auto Steer. Also, N Tech 32 in. Tru Depth Standards - newer Ind. Weed Seeker System for 40 $ft. of booms. Nice! ............... REDUCED! 29,000 Bourgault points, single point depth control, floating hitch, front castering wheels. Also has sweeps and standard points. Very Nice! Rare Find! ............ $20,000

NOBLE 5000 SWEEP PLOW, 35 ft., 5 ft. blades - good shape (7 of), coulters, weight package, hyd. lift, multi section, one owner. Cheap compared Roundup!.......... $4,600 KRAUSE 2813, 19’ chisel plow, spike points, spring-style C-shanks .................................. $2,900 JD 200F, 23’ chisel plow, 1’ spacing.............................................................................$1,200

PULL SPRAYER FRAME FOR SMALL ACREAGE, 100 gal. poly tank, booms 40 ft., some valves. Very Nice Unit, Great Paint Job! ........................................... $2,900 PULL BEHIND SPRAYER, 1000 gal., SS Tank, 90 ft. booms approx., Hypro Pump - hyd. driven, foam marker, can be Used as back packer, triple nozzle tips, has control head. $3,500 FERTILIZER SPRING COIL SHANKS, approx. (48) count, 3/4 in., 21 in. clearance, dual tu bes.........................................$15 EACH ANHYDROUS TENDER APPLICATOR CART, 1,000 gal. NH3 Tank and running gear........ ............................................... $2,500 POLY ELLIPTICAL LEG TANK, 1,000 gal, with steel hoops. .......................... $1,500 POLY TANKS, (2) of 500-gallon. $200 EACH

VERSATILE TRACTOR MODEL 895, 360 h.p., Cummins 855 engine - 6600 hrs. approx. on OH, 12 F. &amp; 4 R. trans., F. &amp; R. diff. locks, Also, ALLIED 795 LOADER, with 7 ft. bucket, mounts good interior, 8.4x38 tires - triples, 4 remotes. $ Auto Steer. EZ Steer System. Nice!...... 13,900 included. Came off International Farmall 1456, FARMAL IH M, wide front end, power steering mounts should fit 1066 - 966 - 806 ect. Nice added, 4 cyl gas, 13.6 X 3.8 rear tires, 600 X $ Overall!............................................ 3,200 16SL front, DUAL loader, 5‘ bucket......$2,500

CULTIVATORS FLEXI-COIL 420 CULTIVATOR, 36 ft., 1 ft. spacing, 12 in. sweeps with hard caps, front caster wheels, single point depth control, extra parts, with harrow.....$6,500

CALKINS CULTIVATOR MODEL 4X4, 44 ft., 7 in. shank spacing, fertilizer tubes at 14 in. spacing, manifolds, hard cap points, tandem on wings, with Calkins harrow - good length and H.S. Nice Machine!............ $5,400

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JOHN DEERE 1710A DISK CHISEL, 17 ft., disk blades 21 in., scrapers, shanks, walking tandem axle, with Morris Harrow. Extra shanks and sweeps .................................................. $3,800 WIL-RICH VERTICAL TILLAGE COULTER ATTACHMENTS, (32) approx., dual blades - 6 in. spacing, 8-wave. Half of New -Great Value!................................................................. $190

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CALKINS CULTA WEEDER, 36 ft., 750-gallon Anhydrous Tank, 12 in. spacing - fert. shanks, also 385-gallon Poly Solution Tank, set up for Raven, with Calkins harrow............ $7,500 MORRIS B3-36, Culta-Weeder, 36’, newer hyd lift cylinders, shanks, good sweeps, with good Morris harrow........................ $2,800 CALKINS WEEDER CABLE HITCH, with 70 ft. spreader bar, 3 in. tubing, for 10 1/2 ft. weeders, 1/2 in. air craft cable. Can break down to use as 40/50/60 ft. also. Nice Unit!....$1,900

TRUCKS & EQUIP. 20 FT. METAL BED, Racks and Hoist on 1978 Ford Tandem Wheat Truck Model 9000, Detroit engine - bad, Eaton 10 spd. trans., 11R24.5 newer front Toyo tires..........................$5,000 GRAIN BOX, for Wheat or Seed Truck, 14ft. long........................................... $3,900 '69 IH 1600, boom truck, 392-engine, newer winch included ......REDUCED! $950 GRAIN MASTER MFG, 18’ grain racks, metal, side ladder, 54” sides, 8.5’ width....$2,500 EQUIPMENT TRAILER, 30’ x 8’, tilt deck, 8.25R15TR tires, pintle hitch, Eager Beaver style, no title, needs work, Mechanic Special ..... $2,900

DISKS & RIPPERS BUSH HOG, 7-shank ripper, V-style, drawn unit with parts BH 5-shank unit........ $5,000

FLEXI-COIL 7500 AIR SEEDER, 32 ft., 10 in. WESTFIELD TR80-51, grain auger, PTO drive, spacing - shank style - paired row opener, 5 in. 8"x51', hyd. lift for height, swing-away intake packers, rear fold, with Flexi Coil Air Cart Model hopper (for trailers), hyd. drive ........ $3,500 2340, 136 bu. & 85 bu. tank, hyd. dual fan, IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT, Marathon electric variable rate, tow between style, 23.1x26 tires. motor, 150-hp and 125-hp, misc pipes, Good Drill!.................................$23,500 valves, many, many more items........... CALL MC GRAIN AUGER, 10-in. x 70-ft. approx., PTO drive, galvanized style.................. $350 2-JOBOX STEEL STORAGE CHESTS, for job site, industrial site or pickup, heavy duty, lockable, 6'-W x 2'-L x 2'-H, stored inside, new $880 with tax, asking ½ of new, Like New!...ea $440 CATTLE HANDLING EQUIPMENT (3) Calf Shelters and Wind Break, also some extra frames CASE IH 7100, grain drills, 5-unit set, 60’, 20” spacing, hoe openers, 5” wide packers , with ......................................................$50 each 500 gal. poly tank, fertilizer manifolds and

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MCGREGOR NO TILL GRAIN DRILL, 24 ft., MORRIS SPRING TINE HARROW, 50 ft., 1 1/8 in. Fertilizer Shanks, Disk Opener - 12 10 sections and lift arms, 3/8 in. tine, tine in. spacing with rubber packers, 500-gallon angle adjustment, off of Morris Rangler II anhydrous tank and 350-gallon solution poly tank, folds to 12 ft. width......... $12,000 Packer..........................................$2,500

3-IH 150's, 42' grain drills, 12" spacing, steel hoe openers, hyd depth control, rubber packers, fert maniflod, with hitch ..... $4,500 JD HZ, 40’ grain drills, 5-unit set, 16” spacing, packers notched & capped, hyd. depth control, newer cylinders, good points, early Stoess hitch........................$9,000 IH 150, grain drills, 36’, 3-unit set, 10” spacing, hoe openers, cast boots, hyd. depth control.......................$2,900 BARBER GRAIN DRILL FILL, 8 in., inside box style, downspout ............................ $550

GREAT PLAINS GRAIN DRILLS MODEL MULTI FLEX 30, 30 ft., folding style, 10 in. spacing - hoe drills, 3 shank rows, steel press wheels. Excellent Shape! .......... $9,500 JOHN DEERE GRAIN DRILLS MODEL HZ, 40 ft., 5-unit set, 16 in. spacing, packers notched and capped, hyd. depth control - newer cyls., good points, early Stoess hitch......$9,000 WESTFIELD REAR MOUNT GRAIN DRILL FILL, 6 in. x 14 ft., telescoping downspouts, wiring harness, 12v valve................$1,400

TIRES & TRACKS GOODYEAR DT820 RADIAL TRACTOR TIRES, (5) of, 620/70R42, 30/40% (used), 1/3 of price. Would prefer to sell all together.............................$1,300 EACH

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With the potential for a change of leadership on Capitol Hill, the lame-duck sesCattle industry leaders are sion becomes very impactful, gathering in Reno, Nev., this he said. week at the National CattleThere’s not going to men’s Beef Associabe a whole lot of more tion Summer Business substantive business. Meeting to formuCongress is going to late national policy try to fund the govpriorities. ernment by the end of Members of ConSeptember, likely with Ethan gress are “going into short-term extensions, Lane the fall of a midterm he said. election season with a But “depending on how lot at stake up on Capitol Hill. the election goes … there Producers are really thinkmight be some folks feeling ing about what that means for like this is their last chance them going into the next farm to get some things done, and bill,” said Ethan Lane, NCBA vice president of government really creates kind of an anything-goes environment as aﬀairs. They want to know what we get into some brinkmanthat means in terms of some ship, probably on government of the issues they’re facing funding, hanging riders onto on their operation, things like bills, things like that,” he said. So NCBA is going to be extreme drought and continued supply-chain issues, he focusing on that, he said. “In the background, we are said, speaking from Reno. That’s spurring a lot of con- going to see that drumbeat of versation around where pol- farm bill oversight continuing icies need to be updated and and sort of building up toward how policies can be respon- next year’s more substantive sive as new issues develop, conversation,” he said. The cattle marketing bills he said. that have been talked about “There’s been a lot of really nuance to supply-chain the last couple of years issues in things like ports and could re-emerge, but they shipping container issues,” he found their biggest moment in the Senate Agriculture said. There have been rail chal- Committee and don’t have lenges, driver shortages and much support beyond there, trucking and transportation he said. “Generally, we’re going to problems, and there’s typibe seeing a bigger focus on cally not a lot of nuance polthose larger national issues as icy on those issues, he said. “So this is a great time of we get into … an election seayear in our policy process to son like this,” he said. As for its pre-election revisit those, turn the wrench focus, NCBA will be focusa bit, get feedback from producers around the country, ing on how it can support the make sure we really have campaigns of friends of the what we need to engage in industry on both sides of the those conversations and that aisle, as well as new friends we really have the priorities that might be coming to Conwe need to engage in the farm gress, and monitoring those races, he said. bill process,” he said. “We also do a lot of eduThis fall there’s going to have to be a two-stage cating this time of year. Camapproach to NCBA’s eﬀorts paigns are coming in, and on Capitol Hill — pre-election they don’t always know about and then post-election, he said. agriculture,” he said. By CAROL RYAN DUMAS Capital Press

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Scoular donates $500,000 to university’s CAFE Capital Press The University of Idaho’s Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment has received another boost in the form of a significant donation from Scoular. The company is donating $500,000 to help fund the project, which includes the largest research dairy in the country that will focus on sustainability. “Scoular is proud of our long history of partnering with the dairy industry as well as our commitment to ag innovation and sustainability,” Paul Maas, Scoular CEO, said in a press release. “We are delighted to invest with the University of Idaho and others in this one-of-a-kind opportunity to develop the next generation of dairies,” he said Scoular, headquartered in Nebraska, provides agricultural supply chain solutions worldwide and offers custom dairy feed solutions throughout its network. Through the Scoular Foundation, the company is committed to giving back to the communities where its employees work and live. Scoular also has a robust sustainability strategy, in line with the university’s new investment. “Scoular is honored to support the University of Idaho and our valuable dairy customers in this

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Scoular employees joined in the groundbreaking for the University of Idaho research dairy north of Rupert on June 30. region,” Maas said. The 2,000-cow research dairy and 640-acre demonstration farm will be in Rupert and include a commodity building that will recognize Scoular’s name in honor of the donation. The initiative also includes a public outreach and education center in Jerome and collaborative food science efforts developed with the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls. “The beauty of Idaho CAFE is the linkage between the research dairy and agronomic production, which makes us a unique facility in the U.S.,” said Michael Parrella, dean of the university’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. “Scoular’s generous

investment in this project helps to strengthen that connection and demonstrates the interdisciplinary nature of this cutting-edge research,” he said. Construction of the research dairy is slated to be completed in 2023, with milking operations

beginning at the $22.5 million farm in 2024. Scoular has had a presence in Idaho for almost 25 years. It operates an office in Twin Falls, and a dairy feed blending facility in Jerome, along with grain elevators in southeast and eastern Idaho.

The company recently built a factory in Jerome that manufactures a sustainable barley protein concentrate for pet food and aquafeed. Last year, the company also launched a program in Idaho to expand barley as a sustainable row crop.

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Washington cap-and-trade cost estimates increased By DON JENKINS Capital Press A Washington Department of Ecology consultant projects that cap-and-trade auctions next year will be more costly for fuel suppliers and manufacturers than originally expected. Vivid Economics predicts that allowances will go for at least $41 each, nearly double the $22.78 state agencies estimated in 2021. An allowance will grant the right to emit 1 ton of carbon dioxide. High auction prices will increase

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Washington high court upholds state logging By DON JENKINS Capital Press The Washington Supreme Court said the Department of Natural Resources has discretion on how it manages state forests, a decision that gave the timber industry an immediate victory, but was hailed by environmentalists as a “monumental conservation decision.” In the 8-0 ruling July 21, the court rejected claims that DNR’s timber-harvesting plans were violating its constitutional duty to manage state-owned forests for “all the people.” Writing for the court, Justice Helen Whitener said the public gains from increased economic activity, and funding for education and government. “As DNR emphasizes, generating revenue from timber harvests helps boost local economies and maintain state institutions,” she wrote. Whitener, however, was sympathetic to the environmental groups, saying they presented a “commendable argument” that state forests should be managed to “also combat climate change and protect our crucial ecosystem.” While DNR can allow logging, it’s not required to, she said. It will be up to the Legislature, not the court, to order changes, she said. The ruling dismisses a lawsuit led by Conservation Northwest. Nevertheless, Executive Director Mitch Friedman declared victory. “The court issued a monumental conservation ruling,” he said. “Over coming years and decades, this ruling will be cited in support of nature-protection policies made by the Legislature and

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“The (project) is an economic engine, churning away producing things that society requires at a fundamental level — food, fiber, economic opportunities, social opportunities, recreational opportunities, and fish and wildlife habitat — and will continue to do so well into the future,” O’Callaghan told the Capital Press. The East and Quincy Columbia Basin irrigation districts also commissioned the study. “The asset that is the Columbia Basin Project is taken for granted — from the food we eat to the jobs we hold, to the places we call home or our playground,” said Sara Higgins, executive director of the Columbia Basin Development League, which advocates project completion. “These things wouldn’t exist without the (project). That’s significant enough to pay attention to, understand, support, maintain and grow.” The project was authorized by Congress to irrigate 1,029,000 acres, but to date the network of reservoirs and canals irrigates about 700,000 acres in portions of Grant, Adams, Franklin and Walla Walla counties, with some land in Lincoln County authorized but not yet receiving water, according to the league. Funding is the biggest need to complete the Odessa Groundwater Replacement Program, reinvest in aging infrastructure and overall completion of the project, Higgins said. “The value of the (project) is compromised if a declining aquifer prevents continued production at current rates,” she said. “Completion of the (project) will increase the value of its contributions, not only economically, but also in areas like food security and sustainability.” The project is not directly dependent on the Snake River dams compared to inland agriculture, O’Callaghan said. But transportation, energy and agribusiness systems are complex and interrelated, he said, “in ways that are hard to understand until they stop functioning.” “For example, it is tempting to say that because CBP wheat may not be barged through the dams, that we don’t rely on those dams for transporting wheat from the project,” he said. “But if that barging capacity were to go away suddenly, I suspect we would witness a large adverse ripple effect throughout other means of transporting commodities from the project. All of us have seen some of these kinds of counterintuitive disruptions to the larger supply chain over the last couple of years.” The irrigation districts and league will share the updated data with stakeholders and policy makers, Higgins said.

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rate and easy to understand, and it avoids evoking fear or discrimination,” Entomological Society President Jessica Ware said in a statement. Until now, the hornet, scientifically known as Vespa mandarinia, has not had an official common name, though Asian giant hornet has long been established in scientific papers. Entomologists have generally shunned “murder hornets,” saying the name’s sensationalistic, though the name has caught on. The society has been reviewing names of insects. The society’s guidelines discourage names linked to geography or ethnicity, or that would make people view the insect as loathsome. Last year, the society dropped “gypsy moth” in favor of “spongy moth,” the first product of its Better Common Names Project. The society also accepted Looney’s proposal to name Vespa soror the “southern giant hornet.” It does not have a popular name, though it is also described in scientific papers as a giant hornet. See Hornet, Page C13

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An Asian giant hornet, now known as a northern giant hornet.

Hornets

Continued from Page C12

The two large hornet species overlap in southern China. The northern giant hornet ranges north to Japan and the Korean Peninsula. The southern giant hornet ranges south to Vietnam and Cambodia. Northern giant hornets have been found in northwest Washington and just across the border in British Columbia, but nowhere else in North America. Officials in both countries are trapping for the invasive species and hope to keep it from being established. The hornets swarm bee hives during what scientists call their “slaughter phase.” Efforts to reach Looney for comment were unsuccessful. In an earlier interview, he said that he proposed “northern giant hornet” to avoid confusion with yet a third hornet species, Vespa veluntina. That hornet has reached Europe and is commonly known there as the “Asian hornet.” The similarity between “Asian giant hornet” and “Asian hornet” apparently led a Washington resident to report an Asian giant hornet sighting on a United Kingdom website. The confusion delayed finding and eradicating a nest in Whatcom County in 2020, according to the state agriculture department. The society accepted a third proposal from Looney to call Vespa veluntina the “yellow-legged hornet” for a distinguishing anatomical feature. All 22 species of hornets are from Asia. Looney said using the term “Asian” to describe any one of them was not distinctive.

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Urban farmer uses high tunnel to extend growing season By MATTHEW WEAVER Capital Press SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — Small-scale farmer Brandon Gerard has extended the growing season for his tomatoes, cucumbers and leafy greens by using a high tunnel. Gerard, 31, farms on roughly half an acre in Spokane Valley, Wash., under the name Peak of Abundance Farm. With the high tunnel, he’s gained a month on his warm season crops, and can plant his greens early. He also overwinters some crops. He sells his produce through the LINC Foods

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“It’s definitely something that is more realistic now than it has been,” he said with a laugh. “I definitely see myself being profitable, if not this year, then next.” Farmers such as Gerard can receive a maximum of $15,000 through the Natural Resources Conservation Service Environmental Quality Incentive Program to build the high tunnel and run irrigation lines. The EQIP High Tunnel Initiative makes high tunnels feasible for more farmers, said Tiffani Walker, NRCS soil conservationist. “It does give them that option for the extended growing season, it does help with soil health,” she said. It also lets farmers address soil issues, including wind and water erosion, she said. NRCS generally expects a high tunnel to last four years, with good general upkeep, she said. “Come and talk to us, I guess that’s the best advice I can give,” she said. “A lot of people think we only deal with big farmers, but ... we don’t have any problem helping people with stuff, it doesn’t matter how big the acreage is. We can either find something or at least give you advice on where to go.” Greenhouses are considered a permanent structure, requiring a permit, but high tunnels are not permanent and don’t require a permit, Walker said. Farmers must use a brand-new, manufactured kit. Gerard said he is glad NRCS has such programs. It’s about “getting a younger generation into farming and helping to expand access to food — trying to make that a viable option for people,” he said.

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Ag groups: Detector dogs at ports crucial By CAROL RYAN DUMAS Capital Press Agricultural groups are urging Congress to quickly pass legislation authorizing USDA’s National Detector Dog Training Center in Newman, Ga. The center trains canine teams to sniﬀ out potentially contaminated products at U.S. ports of entry to prevent their introduction into the U.S. In a letter to House and Senate leaders, more than 50 agricultural groups said the center is the primary training facility for the “Beagle Brigade” that helps protect U.S. natural resources and agriculture producers from foreign animal and plant diseases and pests. “The $1 trillion U.S. agriculture sector is a key component of the American economy and is fundamental to our national security. The introduction of foreign animal and plant pests and diseases costs the American economy tens of billions of dollars annually,” the groups said in the letter. “The introduction of foreign animal diseases, such as foot-and-mouth disease, African swine fever or virulent Newcastle disease, or plant diseases, such as tomato brown rugose fruit virus, maize lethal necrosis or citrus greening disease, would have a devastating impact on U.S. agricultural producers, their communities and the economy if introduced into the U.S.,” they said. Groups supporting the Beagle Brigade Act of 2022 (S.3678 and H.R. 8432) include American Farm Bureau Federation, National Farmers Union, Western Growers, National Milk Producers Federation, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, National Pork Producers Council and numerous others. “Healthy animals ensure consumers have safe food and allow American producers, their communities and the U.S. economy to thrive,” said Terry Wolters, president of National Pork Producers Council. “Early detection at our U.S. borders has never

been more critical. Training canine teams against threats like animal disease and identifying potentially contaminated products at our nation’s ports of entry is critical to the safety of U.S. agriculture,” he said. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association is urging Congress to provide speciﬁc authorization for the training center so canine teams can continue to provide robust inspections at U.S. ports of entry, said Allison Rivera, NCBA executive director of government aﬀairs. “The Beagle Brigade is crucial for preventing foreign animal diseases, invasive species and pests from entering the country,” she said. “We ask Congress to support the National Detector Dog Training Center and the important work done by the agriculture canine teams at our international ports of entry to guard against national security threats, address public safety risks and grow the economy,” the groups said in the letter. More than 115 agricul-

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