Chopping Mustard

Washington is second to only California in the number of agricultural products that it produces - over 230. Photo by Danielle Jensen.

Young leaders

Fourteen Young Farmers & Ranchers program leaders from Washington enjoyed the 2008 YF&R Leadership Conference in Baltimore.

Potato storage

Washington growers have the highest yield of potatoes per acre of any state in the country. Photo by Danielle Jensen.

Wheat Harvest

Soft white wheat is a leading grain crop in Washington, with much of the crop exported. Photo by John Conniff.

Farming heritage

Washington boasts three of the nation's top ten wheat-producing counties. Photo by John Conniff.

County Newsletters

February 1, 2010 - 9:59am

County Newsletters
Each of the 25 county Farm Bureaus may produce a newsletter for its county membership at its discretion. Copies of newsletters produced by the counties are listed below and available for download.

2010
WINTER
Clark-Cowlitz County Farm Bureau Feb. 2010 Newsletter

Lewis County Farm Bureau March 2010 Newsletter

2009
SPRING
Clark-Cowlitz County Farm Bureau April 2009 Newsletter

SUMMER
Yakima County Farm Bureau June-July 2009 Newsletter

FALL
Grant County Farm Bureau Sept. 2009 Newsletter
Snohomish County Farm Bureau Sept. 2009 Newsletter
King-Pierce County Farm Bureau Oct. 2009 Newsletter
Lewis County Farm Bureau Oct. 2009 Newsletter

WINTER
Franklin County Farm Bureau Nov. 2009 Newsletter

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The world's major food crops are all grown with seeds.

Fact: Many of the world's major crops are produced with seeds, but not all. Three of the top 10 crops produced worldwide are produced using vegetative reproduction techniques.

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