Cranberry Production
Washington ranks 5th in the nation in cranberry production. In 2006,the state's growers harvested 160,000 100-pound barrels of cranberries.
WSU Extension continues to provide farmers and potential cranberry growers with technical assistance on cultural practices, insect, disease and weed control, as well as marketing new and existing agricultural crops.
Research and Extension activities focus on management systems resulting in improved production with fewer pesticides and the application of pesticides with reduced risk. Pesticide training and recertification credits are provided for cranberry farmers through the WSU Extension office.
For more information regarding cranberry production, contact Kim Patten in Pacific County at the WSU Long Beach Research and Extension Unit.
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