Join Northwest Agriculture Business Center for an 11-week business skills intensive. The class meets virtually on Farmer Campus via Zoom, Tuesdays from 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Pacific from October 10th – December 19th with a break the week of November 21st. Limited to a small number of growers, this cohort-based program will meet weekly from October to December 2023 for discussions with experts and farmer peer-to-peer support.
NABC sister organization, WWFSP, has developed a new website full of resources for food systems professionals, food access organizations, producers, and more. The WWFSP website is now live!
NABC provides business development resources to farmers and agriculture-related business in northwest Washington. We work collaboratively to evaluate innovative products or services for successful implementation into the market place.
Apply today to become a member of a highly effective team in a responsive, collaborative environment working on diverse projects with measurable positive impact on our local agribusiness economy. We are an equal opportunity employer and service provider.
NABC y otras organizaciones y agencias (socios) han colaborado para crear un programa de alivio de inundaciones para ayudar a los productores agrícolas con daños no mitigados por inundaciones y tormentas incurrido en noviembre de 2021. Detalles del Premio ¿Quien es Elegible? Granjas/fincas y ranchos localizados en el condado de Skagit con un ingreso bruto…
NABC and partners are collaborating to provide flood relief funding to assist agricultural producers with unmitigated flood and storm damage incurred in November 2021.
Dr. Temple Grandin, a world-renowned autism spokesperson, scientist, and inventor, has served as an inspiration and role model to hundreds of thousands of families and persons with autism.
WSU Snohomish County Extension, in partnership with Snohomish Conservation District, will offer Cultivating Success: Agricultural Entrepreneurship to help new and current farmers gain skills in business planning and direct marketing.
The Northwest Agriculture Business Center was awarded three grants totaling $471,406 this past fall to help support its work in bringing the farm to market throughout the Puget Sound region.
