The future of an agricultural research farm in Powell Butte, Oregon is in limbo as state officials decide what to do with the land. The Bend Bulletin reported the 80-acre site was primarily used by Oregon State University to experiment with potato seeds. But it was shut down in 2010 after nematodes was discovered. The site was a major part of the Tri-State Potato Breeding Program, which includes University of Idaho and Washington State University. If funded, potential treatments would include fumigating the ground with a proven pesticide, applying mustard meal that kills nematodes or planting nematode-resistant potatoes. (Source: AP)