Dive into Spotted Lantern Fly & Stone Fruit Pests surveys, control, and education with Joshua. In continuation to Sue Bird's talk on Tree-of-Heaven, a host from Spotted Lantern Fly
Soil science basics to set the stage for Rachel Wieme’s following talk. Soil testing and summary of grower round table held in Walla Walla at WWCCD annual meeting.
Soil acidification has become a growing concern for dryland crop production in eastern Washington. This presentation will discuss the causes of soil acidification and the effects on soil health and crop yield and quality, and best management practices for preventing or ameliorating low soil pH. We will also cover tools and resources that are available for growers (and conservation districuts working with growers) on how to identify if an acidity issue exists and create a management plan to addresss it.
Learn how conservation districts are maximizing efficiency in their outreach efforts. This session will explore practical time management tools and programs for scheduling social media posts, delivering newsletters, and simplifying communication workflows. Enhance your ability to save time and focus on impactful conservation work.
Sharing on their experiences implementing virtual fence in their cattle operation, meant to be treated more like a forum for audience to ask them questions.
