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November 4, 2018
Fall time is still one of my favorite times of the year! Being from "back east" it was a hard transition to move away from trees and not see the beautiful vibrant color changes of the trees. However, this high desert has its own fall beauty that is best seen from above. Check out the video below!
🐄 The Shrinking Frontier: Why So Many Ranches Are for Sale — and What It Means for Idaho Families
🌧️ A Wetter Fall in Jordan Valley = a tender rib-eye! On average, Jordan Valley predicts over 2 inches of rain in October and November combined. This year, reports show precipitation estimates that will run above normal levels across much of Oregon—including the rangelands we rely on.
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