Mint

Washington has long been the United States' largest grower of mint. Photo courtesy of John Conniff.

Rural

Washington Farm Bureau advocates for equal access to utilities and resources such as broadband and water. Photo courtesy of John Conniff.

Honeybees

The honeybee pollinates many tree fruits, berries, cucurbits, and seed crops.

Grain Storage

Washington boasts three of the nation's top ten wheat-producing counties.

Livestock

Cows and calves are tagged so that ranchers can monitor them for health and wellness. Photo courtesy of Jennifer Rathbun.

WAFLA Website

Education & Training

May 26, 2011 - 10:13am

AVAILABLE TRAINING

As of March, 2011, training is being provided to Washington Farm Bureau members through the Washington Farm Labor Association. Please visit www.wafla.org or call WAFLA directly at 360.455.5064 for more information. ARCHIVED WEBINARS

Education & Training Mission Statement

Deliver convenient, cost-effective, and high quality education and training to enable Washington Farm Bureau members to succeed in today's environment.

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Fresh, raw vegetables are healthier and more nutritious that those cooked, canned or frozen.

Fact: It varies. This is a mixed bag. Some fresh fruits and vegetables have more nutrition and phytonutrition than fruits and vegetables cooked or frozen, but others have less.

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