During 4 years of tests at 3 Palouse sites, Sierra's average yearly seed yield was 1,348 pounds per acre versus 1,274 for Dwelley. |
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In Washington, our earliest annuals are from the Northwestern and Palouse associations. |
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Some of those who met at the smoking lodge were Weyato Kakin, Helam Kawot, Two Moons, and the Palouse leader, Husis Kute. |
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In 1858, Wright's soldiers rounded up 800 to 900 horses apparently belonging to Tilcoax, a Palouse leader. |
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Natural horsemen, they recognized that the animal's compact, powerful body and tough, striped hooves ideally suited it to the demands of the rugged Palouse country. |
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Sports Shack won all three of its matches easily, beating Palouse of Pullman, Wash. |
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It's hot, but a gust of wind comes up, cooling you with that inimitable scent of wheat and dirt that is the Palouse. |
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Famous for its rolling cropland, the Palouse Hills region of southeastern Washington and northwestern Idaho is the source of nearly all the lentils grown in this country. |
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Aaron Wise carded six birdies to finish the second round of the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate in a tie for first place on Monday at Palouse Ridge Golf Club. |
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In the steep hill wheat country of Palouse in the Northwest of the United States, steep ground meant moving machinery around was problematic and prone to rolling. |
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