Recent rainfall has brought timely relief after a warm, dry start to the season, improving crop conditions across much of the region. That said, moisture levels in the Cascades and upper Yakima Basin remain something to watch closely as producers look ahead to 2026.
Early rains help, but long-term success depends on sustained precipitation to rebuild soil moisture and support streamflows through winter. Current patterns create opportunity, not certainty.
Staying informed and proactive is how resilient operations are built.
New income opportunities can be a good fit for a farm or ranch, but they still need to work with the operation. LandTrust gives landowners another way to generate income from their property through guest experiences. Before adding a visitor experience, consider: • What areas of the property guests could access • How hosting would fit the… Potential On Farm Additional Revenue Streams
Team Spotlight ➡️ Sonora Zaugg, Farm Management Associate Meet Sonora, a vital part of our team here at Root Ag Advisory. She plays a key role in supporting both permanent and row crop operations, with hands-on experience in asset management, budgeting, financial reporting, and property oversight. Lately, she’s been serving as a water liaison, representing… Employee Spotlight: Sonora Zaugg
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