Anna King
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236 appearances
35 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 6 Aug
Anna King’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He expanded marketing to nearly 30 different countries.
John Devaney is the president of the Washington State Tree Fruit Association.
He remembers Thurlby's booming laugh and positive outlook even when hail and rain destroyed cherries.
Thanks to his work, cherries can earn Washington, Oregon, and Idaho farmers nearly a billion dollars a season.
Thurlby was 60.
For NPR News, I'm Anna King.
Some Northwest winemakers say you can go casual with bubbles.
Try it with cheeseburgers.
Walla Walla winemaker Gilles Nicole is from France, but the winemaker has been in Washington making luxe wines for more than 30 vintages.
He says, yeah, you can be all romantic with candlelight and sparkles, or you can just open a bottle on a weeknight with takeout.
Sparkling wines from the Northwest vary from the old-world style made with a lot of hand labor to forced carbonation methods and lower price points.
For NPR News, I'm Anna King.
It's estimated more than 1,000 acres of blueberries and raspberries are underwater in Skagit and Whatcom counties.
Some plants might die, others might be uprooted by floodwaters.
And then there's the drip tape.
Most blueberries are irrigated with drip tape or tube.
When submerged in floodwaters loaded with sediments, they can get clogged or ruined.
That could cost thousands of dollars per acre to replace or fix, berry experts say.
Dairy cattle, too, are having a tough time.
Many have been moved to higher ground, and the only feed mill in Whatcom County for dairies is flooded out.
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