Western Washington has a multitude of farmlands dedicated to dairy farms and various crops. Eastern Washington farms are quite large and primarily produce grains, fruit, sheep, and beef cattle. Washington is one of the major producers of wheat in the country and the leading producer of apples.

Cattle Ranches

Located throughout the state. The greatest concentration is in two eastern Washington counties: Kittitas and Okanogan.

Dairy Farms

Located throughout much of the state. The largest number of farms is in Whatcom County, the largest milk producing county. The Yakima Valley has fewer farms, but they are much larger in size.

Horse Ranches

Located primarily in south King, Kittitas, Yakima, and Walla Walla counties.

Sheep Ranches

Can be found in Western Washington, but the larger ranches are in eastern Washington in Tonasket, Goldendale, and Yakima.

Traditional Family Farms

Several can be found in Skagit County.