Ferry Conservation District announced it will provide free technical and financial assistance to local landowners for natural resource projects, including soil health and water conservation initiatives. The program is available to all residents seeking support for sustainable land management.
Northeast Tri County Health District confirmed a bat in Ferry County tested positive for rabies, though the exposed individuals were from another county. Residents are advised to avoid contact with wild bats and seek medical attention if exposed.
Ferry County peanut farmers received 21.8 cents per pound for their crop this week, a slight decrease of 1.5 cents from the previous week. This follows a trend of modest price fluctuations in the local agricultural market.
The Ferry County budget for the upcoming fiscal year includes a $5,000 allocation for road maintenance in the community of Bonners Ferry. This funding will address potholes and drainage issues on Main Street.
What to watch next: The Ferry Conservation District’s program launch could impact local farming practices, while the health district will monitor rabies cases in the region. Farmers should track peanut price trends as the harvest season approaches.