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The purpose of Washington Grown is to educate the public about the food that is grown and raised within the state and how food gets to our plates! For more Washington Grown recipes, articles and news follow us on...
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10/17/2026

A farmers market haul, but make it a charcuterie board 🍎🧀🌾 For World Food Day, we’re celebrating the food grown and made close to home. Shopping local is one of the easiest ways to connect with where your food comes from, support the people behind it, and discover some pretty great food along the way. Here’s your sign to see what you can find locally! 🤎

10/16/2026

Fall in Washington just hits different. 🍎🍂

We spent the day at Green Bluff soaking up all the fall festival fun, and it’s one of those places that makes you appreciate this time of year a little more. From local farms and fresh produce to all the little things that make fall so special, there’s so much to enjoy right here in our own backyard.

And the best part? Every visit is another opportunity to support the local farmers and families who make places like Green Bluff possible.

**If you haven't made it out to Green Bluff this fall, add it to your plans!** Grab some friends, visit a few farms, pick up something locally grown, and enjoy everything this incredible farming community has to offer. It's the perfect way to spend a fall day while supporting Washington agriculture.

What's your favorite Green Bluff fall tradition? 🍁

10/13/2026

And the award for best tractor impression goes to… 🏆🚜

10/11/2026

Football Sunday calls for a Caesar! 🏈🍹
Our secret ingredient? Foster’s pickled asparagus, grown and packed right here in Washington. 💚 Add a Washington-made vodka to make it extra local, and you’ve got yourself a pretty great game-day cocktail.
Cheers, and Go Hawks! 💙💚

10/11/2026

Behind the food on our tables are people carrying responsibilities most of us will never fully understand. ❤️

Farming is more than a job. For many, it’s a livelihood, a family legacy, and a responsibility that doesn’t stop when the workday ends. Between unpredictable weather, financial pressures, long hours, and the uncertainty that comes with every growing season, the mental and emotional weight of farming can be heavy.

And while farmers and ranchers spend so much of their lives taking care of the land, their animals, and the communities they feed, their own well-being can sometimes be overlooked.

This National Farmers Day, we want to recognize more than the hard work that goes into producing our food. We want to recognize the people behind it.

Check in on the farmers and ranchers in your life. Start conversations, listen, and remind them they don't have to carry everything alone.

Because supporting agriculture means supporting the people who make it possible. 💚

10/10/2026

Farmer Doug knows firsthand that farming isn't exactly a 9–5. 🚜 Between caring for livestock, working the fields, and everything in between, there's always something that needs to be done. Agriculture is a 7-day-a-week, 365-day-a-year commitment, and it's farmers like Doug who put in the work to keep food on our tables. 🌾

10/09/2026

Where your email finds us 🌾📧 Somewhere between the farm, the field, and the next Washington Grown story. Safe to say, the office looks a little different around here.

10/07/2026

Friend to friend, we all need agriculture 🌾 Whether you live in the middle of farm country or nowhere near a field, agriculture is still part of your everyday life. It’s the food on your plate, the clothes in your closet, the products you use, and the communities around you.
You don’t have to be a farmer or know everything about ag to care about where those things come from. The more we understand the people and work behind the things we rely on every day, the more connected we are to the world around us. Agriculture matters to all of us — because we all depend on it. 🤎

10/05/2026

Meet Kyle, one of the editors and photographers behind Washington Grown! 🎥🌾

Whether he’s behind the camera capturing stories across the state or back in the edit turning that footage into an episode, Kyle gets to see Washington agriculture from both sides of the production.

Of course, the job has also included walking four miles through Skagit Bay and filming plenty of his favorite view—a sea of Washington wheat.

Get to know another member of the crew behind Washington Grown!

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