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The world loves our Washington tree fruit! We visit a pear packing facility to see what happens to pears after they're picked. Plus we're making a traditiona

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Washington Grown. High Quality Standards. Season 11 Episode 1113. Fixed iFrame ... In this episode, we're gonna learn how Washington's high-quality standards make our food the best in the world.

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High Quality Standards. Preview: Season 11 Episode 1113 | 30s |. My List. We visit a pear packing facility to see what happens to pears after they're picked. Plus we're making a traditional Indian

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High Quality Standards . Season 11, Episode 13. ... The Mango Tree. 401 West Main Ave Spokane, Washington 83815 Featured Recipes: Daal Makhani. Episode's Video Clips. The Mango Tree. Featured Recipes: Daal Makhani. Hi-Up Orchards - Processing. How WA Promotes Products Overseas. ... Get more Washington Grown when you sign up for the newsletter

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Watch the latest episodes of the Washington Grown TV show. We highlight the great farmers, agriculture and food of Washington State. New Episodes. Watch the latest episodes of the Washington Grown TV show. ... High Quality Standards. Season 11 Episode 13 Air Date: 04/02/2024. Watch Now. Cherries from Washington. Season 11 Episode 14 Air Date

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Washington cherries are the best in the world. Val is visiting a cherry orchard during harvest, plus we're visiting a special cook at Feast World Kitchen in Spokane. Watch the Episode Promo Videos for Season 11 below or click View Full Episode to view the full feature and/or the segments that make up the episode.

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Join us as we discover why Washington grown produce is so sought after due to our high quality standards! Subscribe to our channel for more local Washington

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Washington Grown celebrates the rich and diverse agricultural bounty of Evergreen State farmers, and showcasing the talented chefs and restaurants that turn

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Washington Grown - Season 11. Season 11. Network. Dates Jan 9, 2024 - Apr 9, 2024. Previous Season Episodes. Season 11 Episode 1 30 min. The Journey. Follow us as we discover why the world needs Washington! Washington Grown travels to Vietnam in this special episode. We'll visit a Vietnamese night market, an international shipping port, and a

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The episode features interviews with dedicated farmers, logistics experts, and industry professionals who ensure that Washington's high-quality crops are efficiently exported and enjoyed worldwide. This prestigious recognition underscores the excellence and educational value of WA Grown, a program dedicated to showcasing the rich agricultural

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Washington Grown. In Washington, we love our food! Tucked away in the corner of the Pacific Northwest, Washington farmers grow more than 300 different crops and raise a variety of different animals. ... High Quality Standards. See what happens to pears after they're picked! Plus we visit Mango tree in Spokane. Episode 12 • Air Date: Mar 21

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Insightful facts about the impact and the role of agriculture within our state

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Ms. Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries: Just Murdered. 9:30 PM. The Indian Doctor: The Arrival. 10:15 PM. The Indian Doctor: The Diary. 11:00 PM. Celebrity Antiques Road Trip: Danny Crates & Liz Johnson.

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As required by state law, OSPI develops the state's learning standards (RCW 28A.655.070) and oversees the assessment of the learning standards for state and federal accountability purposes. Learning standards define what all students need to know and be able to do at each grade level. Four learning goals provide the foundation for the development of all academic learning standards in

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and Youth Development Professionals, high-quality professional development opportunities such as trainings and coaching, and quality assessment. The Standards are the final piece of a system that is based on research and grounded in three principles: • Program quality matters: High-quality afterschool and youth development programs

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High quality standards are the norm for American consumers. We expect the best in quality at prices we can afford. We often take for granted just how much local food we have access to on a daily basis. Rarely do we walk into one of our Washington grocery stores and not get what we want. We are #lucky. And, we have excess.

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high quality care for the children of Washington. The focus of standards alignment on clear and consistent language increases transparency, eliminates duplication, and creates common ground for providers, licensors and parents. Alignment itself—the connected standards among Licensing, Early Achievers and ECEAP—help providers grow program

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Washington is quickly taking over wine country! In 2022, Washington produced 240,000 tons of wine grapes, which was a 34% increase from 2021. We are now the second-largest wine producing state in the U.S., with 400+ grape growers, 60,000+ acres of wine grapes, and 1,000+ wineries making over 17 million cases of wine annually.