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Dual benefits of continuing education
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Dual benefits of continuing education
Jim Doornink, shown on his farm in Wapato, Washington, in 2024, is retiring from the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission after more than 40 years as a board member. (TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower) Grower Jim Doornink calls the past 42 years he served on the board of the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission a privilege of continuing education. “It’s not like you sacrifice all this time,” said Doornink, who first joined the board in 198…
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