This week the Capital Press looks into the effects of 9/11 on agriculture, USDA and COOL, land use court battles, demands for cuts in dairy production, and our latest special report, Wine in the West.
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This week in the Capital Press, deaths from grain entrapment have spiked, experts explain how workers' compensation insurance premiums are set, a battle over water records heats up, the Beef Checkoff shows it's still popular and a 1916 law is thrust into a modern courtroom battle.
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On Aug. 19, the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Ag Tour, which was sponsored in part by the Capital Press. Audience Development Specialist Hannah Brause went on the tour and talked to organizers and participants about why the Ag Tour is important.
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This week, the Capital Press has a special report on the nursery industry. Reporter Mitch Lies sat down with Jeff Stone, executive director of the Oregon Association of Nurseries, Kristin VanHoose, current president of the association, and Jerry Simnitt, president-elect of the association, to talk about some of the challenges facing the industry.
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The market for ecologically harvested “green” wood is expanding, at least partly because of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design's efforts. But the growth has generated controversy, including investigations by the Federal Trade Commission and Internal Revenue Service. Capital Press reporter Mateusz Perkowski explains some of the issues.
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The Capital Press covers Idaho from the forests of the panhandle to the hills of the Palouse to the Snake River Valley, but there's more coming. Audience Development Specialist Hannah Brause explains what new efforts are planned for Idaho.
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