Why is Washington known for it’s Apples?
Washington State’s Orchard of Gold Washington State, located in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, is globally recognized for its high-quality apple production. As the nation’s leading apple producer, Washington contributes over 60% of the United States’ total apple yield annually. This article delves into why Washington State has earned its reputation as the apple […]
How to Maintain an Irrigation Well for Long-Term Use
Washington State is known for its diverse agricultural sector, ranging from apple orchards to dairy farms. Key to the productivity and sustainability of many of these agricultural operations is the ability to effectively maintain and manage irrigation wells. This article will guide farmers, ranchers, and rural land buyers through the essentials of maintaining an irrigation […]
Agriculture Basics: What is CRP?
The Conservation Reserve Program Agriculture is an essential part of Washington State’s economy and a significant contributor to the Pacific Northwest environment. One program that plays a crucial role in preserving this delicate balance is the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). This federal initiative, managed by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)’s Farm Service Agency […]
Best Practices for Irrigation Efficiency in a Drought Year
Water is a critical resource for agriculture, and its efficient management is essential, especially in a drought year. An efficient irrigation system can help maximize crop yield, conserve water, and save on operating costs. This article focuses on best practices for irrigation efficiency for farmers, ranchers, and rural land buyers in Washington State and the […]
The Basics of NRCS
Agriculture is the lifeblood of Washington State and the Pacific Northwest, supporting local economies, feeding communities, and providing habitat for local wildlife. Central to supporting this vital industry is the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), a branch of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Understanding the role and offerings of the NRCS is essential […]
Understanding the Prior Appropriation Doctrine in Washington Water Law
Understanding the Prior Appropriation Doctrine in Washington Water Law One of the key components of agricultural success in Washington State and the Pacific Northwest is understanding and effectively managing water rights. This article focuses on the Prior Appropriation Doctrine, a fundamental principle of water law in Washington State, and its impact on farmers, ranchers, and […]
How to Work With Your Buyer’s Broker: Why Honesty Matters
One of the most important steps you can take as a buyer is being completely honest with your broker about your financial position. Buying land, a home, or any real estate is a major transaction, and your broker’s role is to protect you, set you up for success, and present your offer in the best […]
Who can help me buy a farm? Using an Experienced Land Broker
Introduction Whether you’re a seasoned farmer or a newcomer to the world of agriculture, purchasing a farm in Washington State or the broader Pacific Northwest is a significant decision. From understanding the nuances of soil types and water rights to assessing the potential productivity of the land, a myriad of factors need to be considered. […]
10,500+ Acres Transferred to American Farmer
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington State Land for Sale Announces Record-Breaking Sale of 10,500 Acres in Whitman County The Pacific Northwest’s Only Woman-Owned Land Brokerage Secures Landmark Deal, Bringing New Agricultural Prosperity to the Region [Lacrosse, WA] — Washington State Land for Sale, the premier and only woman-owned land brokerage in the Pacific Northwest specializing in […]
Call to Action: Save Ranching and Agriculture
Damaged Wetlands or Decades Old Man-Made Stock Watering Ponds? This article was originally written by C.J. Garland and published here: https://www.wjustice.org/post/damaged-wetlands-or-decades-old-man-made-stock-watering-ponds In this day and age where livestock is being falsely blamed for climate change, many state and federal agencies are filling their ranks with brainwashed agenda-driven staff who think this country’s food is grown […]
