WSDA looks to improve ag industry with new training program
Fruits like these apples don't pick themselves. It takes hardworking farmhands to make that happen, but often those managing the farmhands have great skills at getting fruit off the tree quickly, but may not have managerial skills to accompany their other skillset. A new Washington Department of Agriculture program is looking to change that.
STOCK PHOTO BY MARK STEBNICKI VIA PEXELS
WENATCHEE — Ofelio Borges will tell you that a lot of farm work supervisors are promoted because they are good, reliable workers - not because they know very much about managing workers or complying with state law.
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