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When you hear the term "WWOOFing" for the first time, you might be inclined to think it's the latest urban TikTok trend. However, the term refers to WWOOF - a movement that links organic farmers with willing volunteer farmhands in a unique trade of services.

We spoke with Andy Juris, past president of the Washington Association of Wheat Growers, about the importance of farmer feedback in the research process.

OSFM's proactive approach includes deploying over 400 firefighters and collaborating with multiple agencies to combat wildfires effectively.

Puget Sound Energy and other utility companies in Washington state are preparing for the possibility of cutting the power in high-risk wildfire conditions.

Everyone knows that Washington State is THE home for apples (number one producer in the country by miles). Most people have also become familiar with the growth of the wine industry, and with that a healthy dose of vineyards.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission held a virtual meeting on July 19 to discuss changes to cougar hunting seasons and the status of gray wolves. Key decisions include new cougar hunting rules and the rejection of reclassifying gray wolves as a protected, sensitive species.

Washington's recreational boaters are involved in the third highest rate of fatal accidents in the country.

Get ready to cast your line for sockeye salmon at Lake Wenatchee! Fishing season opens July 22 with rules like daily limits and barbless hooks.

The federal funding approval came after members of the Oregon delegation sent a letter to the USDA last month.

The four Lower Snake River Dams may be the most fought over entities since the 13 Colonies and Great Britain battled over America's future.