The WFB Update podcast

The WFB Update podcast

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The WFB Update podcast episodes

  • WFB COVID-19 Resources

    Bailey Peters and David Pearson discuss the COVID-19 Resources on the WFB website (www.wsfb.com). They share about this important tool and how it provide a much needed support to our members as well as to the agriculture community in general.

    17 min
  • WSFB Safety and Claims Addressing COVID-19

    A conversation with Richard Clyne, Director of the Farm Bureau’s Safety & Claims Division, and Corwyn Fischer, the Safety and Claims Assistant Director. We discuss how the Safety and Claims Division can assist and support farming operation employers and employees as they navigate addressing the COVID-19 pandemic while maintaining their role as an essential operation.

    26 min
  • COVID-19 Impacts on State Budget

    The Governor vetoed 235 million dollars in budget spending in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. What impacts does this have on policy tied to agriculture? What other impacts can we expect to see from budget cuts? Our staff answers these question and more in this episode of The WFB Update.

    21 min
  • What can you do after session?

    The 2020 Legislative Session has come to a close. While agriculture advocacy is vital during session, your voice and advocacy efforts are just as important during the interim. Listen in to hear from our staff about ways you can connect with your local legislators. 

    13 min
  • Final Cut off & Rally Recap

    Friday marked the final major cut off date for the 2020 legislative session. This week we hear from the GR team explaining what bills will live on and what the final few days of session will look like. Additionally we recap the successful agriculture rally and hear from one of our own staff members on their experience testifying.

    32 min

About The WFB Update podcast

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Thank you for tuning into the Washington Farm Bureau Update. It is our goal to keep you informed about the most important agriculture information happening in our state. Serving you as stewards of our land we are appreciative of all your hard work.