On September 12th, thirteen Whatcom County farms open their gates for a free, self-guided tour — from dairy operations and flower growers to indoor vertical farms and aquaponics setups.
Whatcom County dairy farmers are inviting the public for a behind the scenes peak of what’s happening on the farm during the 5th annual Whatcom This Whey Dairy Tours.
A new coalition of farmers, environmental advocates, business leaders and local officials is launching an effort to address water challenges in Washington's Whatcom County.
Thanks to an atmospheric river from the Pacific, portions of Washington, especially western Washington, have delt with record flooding over the past week.
To help young people in Northwest Washington better understand from where their food comes, Whatcom Farm Circle will return for the 10th year this November.
The Washington Department of Ecology and RAN General Partnership, and its owner Rick Alamwala, announced last week a settlement over a $20,000 penalty.
According to the state Department of Ecology, drought conditions continue in central Washington and may be developing in the northern and even western parts of the state. And the recent Water Supply Availability Committee meeting indicated existing drought conditions are likely to persist through the summer, and in some areas, conditions may worsen.
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Last week, the USDA announced it is funding additional projects across Washington via the Rural Energy for America Program in an effort to lower costs, expand access to clean energy as well as strengthen farms and small businesses. Helen Price Johnson, Rural Development Director for Washington said $5.1 million...
FSA has designated half a dozen Washington counties as primary natural disaster areas due to drought. The designation allows for the FSA to send emergency credit through emergency loans to producers in Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Kittitas, Okanagan and Skagit counties. According to the ...