specialty crops

Organic cranberry and stone fruit growers are getting more flexible insurance options starting in 2027, tailored to their specific risks.

Two million jobs depend on specialty crops, yet farmers are watching their returns shrink while expenses climb higher each year.

American fruit and vegetable growers lost more than 7 billion dollars in 2025, and the losses are expected to keep climbing through 2027 as prices fall short of what it costs to grow the crops.

Local farmers, mark your calendars! The deadline for applying for essential assistance is just around the corner. Don't miss out!

Specialty Crop growers are getting a much-needed boost as a new program rolls out, but it's not a complete safety net.

Picture this: a small farm struggling under the weight of uneven fields finally finds a solution tailored just for them. Stay tuned to hear how.

Big news for local farmers! A major boost in funding for specialty crops is on the way.

Farmers are feeling the heat as funding debates heat up. It's not just corn and soybeans at stake; specialty crops matter too.

Dan Newhouse celebrates the new Farm Bill 2.0, promising better disaster assistance and funding for Central Washington's specialty crop growers, addressing their long-neglected needs during tough times.

The recent approval of the Farm Bill is more than just paperwork; it could be a lifeline for Northwest growers in a variety of ways.