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Which Way the Wind Blows: AgWeatherNet Gives Washington Farmers the Data They Need to Grow Greener

Alien-looking contraptions with metal arms protrude out of farm fields throughout the state of Washington. Look closer and you’ll see gauges on the arms measuring all kinds of weather data, from temperature and precipitation to wind, dew point, solar radiation and humidity. The stations—part of Washington’s AgWeatherNet—relay data to a

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Education Helps Limon and Sons Orchard in Washington Go Natural

On the outskirts of Wenatchee, a city in the heart of central Washington where golden hills surround endless miles of irrigated fruit orchards, a large apple-shaped sign reads, “Apple Capital of the World.” In a region that ships over 100 million boxes of apples a year around the nation and the world, education has been

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BMP Challenge: Helping Farmers Clean Up the Chesapeake Bay

This week, Jim Baird, Mid-Atlantic Director of American Farmland Trust (center, with plaque), donated 945 nutrient credits worth over $4,000 to the Lancaster Farmland Trust, a big step in our long-term goal of helping farmers reduce nutrient run-off into the Chesapeake Bay.  

The credits were generated by three Lancaster County farmers who participated in our Best

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Which Way the Wind Blows: AgWeatherNet Gives Washington Farmers the Data They Need to Grow Greener

Alien-looking contraptions with metal arms protrude out of farm fields throughout the state of Washington. Look closer and you’ll see gauges on the arms measuring all kinds of weather data, from temperature and precipitation to wind, dew point, solar radiation and humidity. The stations—part of Washington’s AgWeatherNet—relay data to a

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Kirsten Ferguson | August 10th, 2010 | Tags: , , , , , , | Category: Agriculture and Environment, States, Washington, Water Quality | Leave a comment

Education Helps Limon and Sons Orchard in Washington Go Natural

On the outskirts of Wenatchee, a city in the heart of central Washington where golden hills surround endless miles of irrigated fruit orchards, a large apple-shaped sign reads, “Apple Capital of the World.” In a region that ships over 100 million boxes of apples a year around the nation and the world, education has been

Continue reading Education Helps Limon and Sons Orchard in Washington Go Natural

admin | January 14th, 2010 | Tags: , , , , | Category: Agriculture and Environment, Farmer Profiles, Washington, Water Quality | Leave a comment

BMP Challenge: Helping Farmers Clean Up the Chesapeake Bay

This week, Jim Baird, Mid-Atlantic Director of American Farmland Trust (center, with plaque), donated 945 nutrient credits worth over $4,000 to the Lancaster Farmland Trust, a big step in our long-term goal of helping farmers reduce nutrient run-off into the Chesapeake Bay.  

The credits were generated by three Lancaster County farmers who participated in our Best

Continue reading BMP Challenge: Helping Farmers Clean Up the Chesapeake Bay

admin | December 19th, 2009 | Tags: , , , | Category: Chesapeake Bay, Water Quality | Leave a comment