Snohomish City Council Declares March 2025 as Agriculture Appreciation Month

Snohomish, WALocal News

The Snohomish City Council has officially proclaimed March 2025 as Agriculture Appreciation Month, recognizing the vital role of local farms and agritourism in the community's economic and environmental sustainability. During the meeting on March 18, Mayor Linda Redmond highlighted Snohomish's rich agricultural heritage, emphasizing its importance in food security and community identity. The proclamation outlines how local farms contribute fresh produce, dairy, and meat while supporting sustainability efforts. Agritourism, which includes activities like farm tours and seasonal festivals, was also acknowledged for its economic impact and job creation. The city aims to enhance these opportunities through collaboration with farmers and local businesses.

Council member Burke, Flynn, Guzak, Hetherington, Kuleta, Merrill, and Neals were present during the meeting, which also featured a report on housing challenges. The proclamation serves as a reminder of the ongoing need for support for local agriculture. Notable agricultural representatives were present to receive copies of the proclamation, marking a significant moment for the community.

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