WSIA - Washington Sungrowers Industry Association

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Cascade Gnome. Moses Lake, Washington.
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Photographer Kristen Angelo
City Moses Lake
State Washington
Country United States
Copyright © Kristen Angelo 2018

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Ridgeview Farms. Warden, Washington.
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Photographer Kristen Angelo
City Warden
State Washington
Country United States
Copyright © Kristen Angelo 2017

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Ridgeview Farms. Warden, Washington.
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Photographer Kristen Angelo
City Warden
State Washington
Country United States
Copyright © Kristen Angelo 2018

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Cannasol Farms. Okanogan, Washington.
Keywords
cannabis farm farmer farmers farming grower growers producer producers processor processors wsia washington sungrower sungrowers industry association group member members membership sustainable sustainability sungrown sun-grown sun grown advocacy support education research suncup cup
Photographer Kristen Angelo
City Okanogan
State Washington
Country United States
Copyright © Kristen Angelo 2019

A Voice for Washington's Cannabis Farmers

Washington Sungrowers Industry Association (WSIA) is a trade association governed by and representing cannabis farmers and processors throughout Washington State. We are dedicated to supporting sustainably farmed sungrown cannabis by encouraging postive environmental and economic policy through advocacy, education, and research.

We are committed to engaging with elected officials, regulators, and local communities to promote policy that prioritizes Washington's independent cannabis farmers who serve as the literal roots and foundation of our cannabis industry.

We currently represent 50 businesses who hold more than 90 WSLCB licenses combined!

Celebrating Sungrowers
WSIA Presents The 3rd Annual Sun Cup Invitational!

WSIA's 3rd Annual Sun Cup Invitational will bring together sungrowers from across Washington to compete in more than 10 categories. Judges include retail store buyers, social media influencers, and cannabis connoisseurs.

We are excited to celebrate our farmers with great food and inspirational speakers.

This year’s private event will be held in Seattle with a new date & time to be announced and will include a key note speaker and plenty of networking among environmentally-conscious cannabis entrepreneurs.

For more information visit: https://wasuncup.com/

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2020 Legislative Session

The WSIA is hard at work in Olympia with the start of session on January 11th. Our lobbyist is analyzing and monitoring legislation impacting and benefiting the cannabis industry.

The WSIA board is meeting regularly during the session to discuss and determine positions on legislation. We continue to develop relationships and introduce our organization to new legislators. WSIA believes in building lasting relationships with present and future lawmakers, helping educate them to the many and complex issues of the industry.

With a unified voice we will have a strong presence in the Capitol and be able to influence the multiple bills related to the cannabis industry that will be considered in the coming legislative cycle, ensuring that fair and sensible regulations are put in place.

Without coordinated and sustained representation in the halls of governance and press, the Sungrowers of Washington are likely to remain marginalized and disadvantaged by policies created with indoor cultivators in mind.