Farmworker housing plays an increasingly crucial role in the success of many agricultural crops. As the labor market continues to tighten, the availability of housing is becoming a key advantage in recruiting. Growers who can offer safe housing to their seasonal and migrant farmworkers are generally more attractive to prospective workers.
Located in Malaga, Washington, Sage Bluff provides safe and affordable housing
for migrant and seasonal farmworkers in the Wenatchee area.
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Located in Cashmere, Washington, Brender Creek provides safe and affordable housing for migrant and seasonal farmworkers in the Cashmere area.
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Operated by the Washington Growers League, the Rent-A-Tent program can be used by cherry growers to provide housing for cherry harvest workers throughout Washington state.
Click here to learn more about the Rent-A-Tent program
Updated December 2016
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Sage Bluff Seasonal Housing
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Seasonal Housing
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