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TO OUR NEW WEBSITE​
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Whidbey Island Growers

Association May Potluck

Monday, May 6th @ 6:30

Agricultural Trends in the PNW 

May's potluck presenters include:
Dennis Koong & Chris Mertz
USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service
&
Perry Beale
Washington State Dept. of Agricultural
Ag Land Use Mapping

Are you an agricultural producer, rural landowner interested in farming, or an agricultural support organization employee? If so, you may enjoy attending the Whidbey Island Growers Association monthly potlucks, where Whidbey Island's farmers gather over food to build community, share resources, and offer speakers on topics of interest to farming on Whidbey. To be added to the Whidbey Island Growers Association email list, contact Kelsi Mottet at (888) 678-4922 or send Kelsi an email. 

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It starts here . . .

Let's create Better Ground: 

OUR SERVICES

​​Farm & Ag

​ Assistance

Farmers to Farmland

Agricultural

​ Community

  Water Management

Forest Stewardship

Firewise

Backyards &

​ Habitat

Native Plant Sale

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WICD staff welcomes you!

Our Mission

To assist in the management of natural resources on and around Whidbey Island
for present and future generations, inspiring voluntary conservation practices 
through education, outreach, as well as technical and financial assistance.​

Boots on the ground for Better Ground

Better ground means taking important stewardship actions at home and in our communities to create healthy soil and water, to provide healthy food, and to conserve land, water, forests, wildlife and related natural resources. And you don’t have to go at it alone. You have a partner, your local conservation district.