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Terry
Swagerty is the Small Farm Program Director for WSU Stevens
County Extension. He joined the staff in 1999.
Terry studied
Fruit and Crop Production in California and has a Bachelors Degree
in Social Studies through WSU’s Distance Degree Program.
A major part of Terry’s work involves developing new opportunities
for processing and marketing the area's agricultural products.
He was instrumental in developing a mobile poultry-processing
unit that now operates in the county. His work to bring USDA meat
inspection back to the county via a mobile processing unit became
a reality in the Fall of 2006. He coordinates pesticide license
recertification education, is an instructor in the Master Gardener
Program, teaches and directs the Sustainable Small Acreage Farm
and Ranching class and oversees the Northeast Washington Small
Farm Association’s annual Farm Fresh Buying Guide. He is
an ex officio member of the Stevens County Noxious Weed Control
Board.
Terry’s small farm experience includes tree fruits and cider
processing, u-pick strawberry and raspberries and market gardening.
He has bred registered Dorper sheep and raised small scale dairy
(cow and goat) meat and poultry.
509-684-2588
tswagerty@wsu.edu
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Agriculture
and Natural Resources
Through
educational programs and developmental activities, facilitation processes,
and leadership development, WSU Extension is working to increase agricultural
profitability and competitiveness while preserving or enhancing the
natural resource and rural environment.Issues that WSU Extension is
currently working on include Plant/Animal Systems Management, Management
of Natural Resource Systems, Integrated Pest Management, Local and
Community Food Systems, Water Quality Protection for Salmon Recovery,
and building a Stewardship Ethic.For more details on these issues
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