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5 Things You Can Brag About Being From Washington

Ever been curious about the things you can be proud of from Washington? Some people think we're just the home of Starbucks but we're so much more, check out the list and see what you can be bragging about when it comes to your home state.

Ryder

5 Biggest Farmers Markets in the Pacific Northwest

Have some (mostly) year round fun exploring some of the biggest farmers markets from California all the way to British Columbia.

Reesha On The Radio

The Top 4 Reasons to move to Eastern Washington

Looking for any reason to move out of Western Washington, we found a few, here are four big reasons why you should move to the east side of Washington!

Ryder

Yakima Valley U-Pick Farms Are Now Ripe for Picking Fresh Fruits

Let's go pick some fresh, local fruit!

Reesha On The Radio

Northwest Harvest Produce Box Giveaway

The boxes contain a bag of greens, apples, oranges, potatoes and onions.

Lance Tormey

Ag News: Cold Storage Beef Higher

The growing surpluses of red meat and poultry in cold storage raises anxiety for the U.S. meat industry that increasingly depends on exports.

AgInfo.net

How Does The Fred Meyer Produce Department Not Get Overrun By Large Families?

Well into my 30's I was used to just being responsible for myself. If I was on the road and thirsty I would stop at a convenience store and buy a soda and if I was feeling really rebellious, maybe an ice cream bar. Well one day in the summer of 1998 my two nieces and my nephew came to visit...

Andy Winford

Export Exchange 2014 Kicks Off, Monsanto Named Top Employer

Export Exchange 2014 kicked off Monday in Seattle.

AgInfo.net

Produce Stands Along Lateral A Road – A Yakima Valley Tradition

Irrigation water from the Yakima River came to the Yakama Reservation with the Wapato Irrigation Project in the late 19th Century. In the first half of the 20th Century, immigrant Filipino Farmers began growing crops on land leased from Yakama Nation members. Today, descendants of some of those families are still growing world class produce on those farms along Lateral A Road west of Wapato.

Brian Teegarden