Wheat Harvest

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

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.

Farming heritage

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

Potato storage

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

Campaign School - Tacoma

April 21, 2008 - 1:45pm

Start: Jun 4 2008 - 9:00am

End: Jun 4 2008 - 12:30pm

Washington Farm Bureau and the Building Industry Association of Washington are again joining forces to present a campaign training seminar.

This year, the seminar will be held at the Davenport Hotel in Spokane on June 3 and at Tacoma's La Quinta Inn & Suites on June 4.

To register, please complete the form below and return it to the address listed in the form.

For more information, contact Patrick Connor, WFB Director of National Affairs at (800) 331-3276.

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WFB Policy Development Committee meeting(14 days)
Campaign School - Spokane(26 days)
Campaign School - Tacoma(27 days)
Labor Advisory Committee Legislative Strategic Session(35 days)
6th Annual Farm Bureau Fairway Classic(79 days)

Organic farming has less impact on the environment than traditional farming.

Fact:This is not always true. Many natural pesticides are persistent in the environment, and many need to be applied several times or at higher rates to protect the targeted crops.