washington blueberry commission

Blueberry harvest is underway across the Northwest, and growers are expecting a sharp increase in production numbers. Alan Schreiber, Executive Director of the Washington Blueberry Commission said the trend has been developing for some time ...

The Washington Blueberry Commission board will hold a long-range/strategic planning meeting January 27th and 28th in Bothell.  The WBC says this is one of the most important meetings in the Commission’s 50 year history.  In 2019, 155 million pounds of fruit was produced, an 8.6-fold increase...

The Washington Blueberry Commission is going to have two possible openings on its board this summer.   Chair Bryan Sakuma and Treasurer Brenton Roy have each said they would be willing to serve, but their term is up and they are willing to see some new faces.  ...

The next quarterly meeting of the Washington Blueberry Commission will take place on Monday, March 13th in Lynden.   The meeting will recap trips to Vietnam and the Philippines and what was learned, recent research work that is being done and previewing an upcoming state pesticide tour.  ...

The first meeting of 2017 for the Washington Blueberry Commission will take place on Friday at WSU Mount Vernon.   This meeting will set up the entirety of 2017 for the Commission including determining promotional and export market development, project funding, the 2017 budget, recapping 2016 and updates from WSU and the Washington State Department of Ag.  ...

The Washington Blueberry Commission Board has two positions that are expiring this year.   Position 3’s Andy Enfield has said that he will be retiring from the board. Position 4’s Rob Dhaliwal will run for his position again.   To be o...