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Western Washington Small Fruit Workshop Presented by: Washington State University Whatcom County Extension what com.WSU.edu Tuesday, December 16, 2008 7:45 AM 3:40 PM Northwest Washington Fair Grounds

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How to fill out western washington small fruit:

1. Choose the appropriate variety of small fruit for western Washington's climate and growing conditions. Research and select fruits like strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, or blackberries that thrive in the region.
2. Prepare the soil by ensuring it is well-drained, fertile, and has a pH level suitable for the specific type of small fruit you are planting. Incorporate organic matter and compost to improve soil quality.
3. Dig holes or create raised beds for planting the small fruit plants. Follow the spacing recommendations provided for the particular fruit variety to allow adequate room for growth and airflow.
4. Carefully remove the small fruit plants from their containers, gently loosening the root balls if necessary. Place them in the holes or beds, ensuring that the roots are spread out and covered with soil.
5. Water the newly planted small fruit thoroughly, providing enough moisture to saturate the root zone without overwatering. Use mulch around the plants to retain moisture and suppress weed growth.
6. Regularly monitor the small fruit plants for signs of pests or diseases and take appropriate actions to control them. This may include using organic treatments or implementing preventative measures such as crop rotation or companion planting.
7. Prune the small fruit plants as needed to maintain their health and shape. This includes removing dead or diseased branches, as well as thinning out overcrowded growth to encourage better airflow and light penetration.
8. Provide adequate support structures like trellises, cages, or stakes for climbing or trailing small fruit plants such as raspberries and blackberries.
9. Harvest the small fruit when they reach their peak ripeness, following the specific recommendations for each type of fruit. Enjoy the bountiful harvest and consider preserving or sharing excess fruit with others.
10. Share your experiences and knowledge with others who may be interested in filling out western Washington small fruit, encouraging a sense of community and promoting the benefits of local fruit production.

Who needs western washington small fruit?

1. Home gardeners who want to grow their own fresh fruit and enjoy the satisfaction of harvesting and consuming their homegrown produce.
2. Farmers who are looking to diversify their crops and benefit from the demand for locally grown and sustainable small fruit.
3. Small-scale fruit growers who are interested in establishing profitable fruit orchards, as western Washington offers favorable conditions for growing a variety of small fruits.
4. Community gardens, schools, and other organizations that want to promote gardening, education, and healthy eating habits by incorporating small fruit plants in their programs.
5. Local businesses such as fruit stands, farmers' markets, or u-pick farms that can benefit from cultivating and selling western Washington small fruit to the community and tourists.
6. Conservationists and environmental enthusiasts who appreciate the ecological benefits of growing native or adapted small fruit species that support local wildlife, conserve water, and minimize the need for pesticides or herbicides.

Remember, always follow local guidelines, consult experts, and adapt the instructions to specific small fruit varieties and your particular location within western Washington.

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What is western washington small fruit?

Western Washington small fruit refers to the cultivation of various types of berries and other small fruits in the western region of Washington state.

Who is required to file western washington small fruit?

Any farmers or growers who cultivate small fruits in western Washington are required to file for the small fruit report.

How to fill out western washington small fruit?

To fill out the western Washington small fruit report, farmers need to provide information on the types of small fruits cultivated, acreage, production numbers, and sales data.

What is the purpose of western washington small fruit?

The purpose of the western Washington small fruit report is to gather data on the production and sales of small fruits in the region to aid in market analysis and agricultural planning.

What information must be reported on western washington small fruit?

Farmers must report on the types of small fruits cultivated, acreage, production numbers, sales data, and any other relevant information related to their small fruit operations.