Buy direct from 4 producers in the Tri-Cities, with 42 products listed today.
The Tri-Cities sit in irrigated desert where the Columbia Basin Project waters about 671,000 acres in east central Washington. Benton County had 1,338 farms and $1.2 billion in sales in 2022, growing potatoes, grapes, vegetables and wheat. Franklin County had 751 farms and $1.0 billion in sales. To the west, Yakima County grew apples on 53,703 acres and hops on 32,488 acres. WSU Extension lists it first in Washington for sweet cherries, melons and peppers. Only 7 to 9 percent of these counties' farms sell directly to consumers.
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