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Ag Journal: Skagit County Extension director talks agriculture

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By Liam Walsh
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
The coming years could be good for the vegetable seed industry in Skagit County. Washington State University Skagit County Extension Director Don McMoran said growth in the vegetable seed industry will likely be a trend in 2026. "Another exciting area is the vegetable seed industry. In Europe they've had several devastating years in a row and so were seeing some of those crops that left Skagit County coming back in a major way," McMoran said.
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Ag Journal: Skagit County Extension director talks agriculture

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By Liam Walsh
| Agriculture Newswire
The coming years could be good for the vegetable seed industry in Skagit County. Washington State University Skagit County Extension Director Don McMoran said growth in the vegetable seed industry will likely be a trend in 2026. “Another exciting area is the vegetable seed industry. In Europe they've had several devastating years in a row and so were seeing some of those crops that left Skagit County coming back in a major way,” McMoran said.
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Ag Journal: Skagit County Extension director talks agriculture

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By Liam Walsh
| Skagit Valley Herald Verified
The coming years could be good for the vegetable seed industry in Skagit County. Washington State University Skagit County Extension Director Don McMoran said growth in the vegetable seed industry will likely be a trend in 2026. “Another exciting area is the vegetable seed industry. In Europe they've had several devastating years in a row and so were seeing some of those crops that left Skagit County coming back in a major way,” McMoran said.
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