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For more information, contact Tony Dunnagan at tony.dunnagan@wwcc.edu
For more information, contact Tony Dunnagan at tony.dunnagan@wwcc.edu
For more information, contact Tony Dunnagan at tony.dunnagan@wwcc.edu
For more information, contact Tony Dunnagan at tony.dunnagan@wwcc.edu
For more information, contact Tony Dunnagan at tony.dunnagan@wwcc.edu

Workers & Students

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Washington’s agricultural industry is changing. Agriculture is much more than “cows and plows.” The industry is evolving to include cutting edge careers in a technical field. Jobs related to agriculture in Washington can be found…

Industry Partners

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The Agriculture Center of Excellence offers access to innovative curriculum, advanced training facilities, and qualified instructors. The role of the Center is to link education and industry in order to meet the evolving needs of Washington’s economy.

Education

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The Agriculture Center of Excellence focuses on the promotion of clear education and career pathways for the agricultural industry. Pathways are created through a combination of promotion, partnerships, collaboartive degrees and articulation agreements.

Community

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The industry is evolving to include cutting edge careers in a technical field. Jobs related to agriculture in Washington can be found on farms, in factories, on fishing boats, in laboratories, and on salesroom floors.

Washington Hardwoods Commission

Markets, Management, and Science:

Hardwood’s Increasing Relevance to the Washington Economy
June 13, 2012             Kelso Red Lion, Kelso, WA

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2012 WAAE Annual Summer Conference

Conference Registration

Cost is $420.00

Contact: Gary Parkert

WAAE Exec. Secretary

PO Box 522

Buckley, WA 98321

Come visit beautiful Whatcom County and take part in professional workshops, tours and in-service opportunities with local agriculture producers.

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