Good Fruit Grower

December 2013

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— PAID ADVERTISEMENT— A FAMILY COMMITTED TO THE AGRICULTURE BUSINESS The Darlington family planted their roots in Eastern Washington at the turn of the century. apples in the upper valley. Their ranch, located on what is now Larson Road, is still being farmed today by the Gibbons family. Alfred brought his background in horticulture and botany to the industry as one of the original pioneers in the upper valley. He loved his job at C&O nursery, farmers throughout her life and still serves patrons today. Peshastin Crew, circa 1929 Photo courtesy of Blue Bird, Inc. THE DARLINGTON'S CONNECTION TO AGRICULTURE TODAY Doug Darlington, son of Charles and Helen, began working in the orchards at the young age of 13. Doug worked for Bob Plugraph, whose family also who work tirelessly to make sure that we have access to high quality food, and who have invested everything to preserve a way of life which has been the backbone of our country for generations. insurance needs. Doug has worked hard to bring meaning ful changes to our business and the agricultural industry. He was committed to finding a policy with all risk coverage, limited exclusions and limits that far exceeded the domestic market. As we continue to advance our technology, introduce new fruit varieties, and as our industry becomes more complex, it's important we have partners like Doug. MCM AGRICULTURE INSURANCE Doug Darlington l 206.748.9597 MCM provides personalized benefits and insurance solutions for individuals and businesses. We pride ourselves on offering our clients information and resources regarding current issues facing their industry, and partnering with them to make decisions for their business. – Ron Gonsalves, President, Blue Bird, Inc. www.goodfruit.com GOOD FRUIT GROWER DECEMBER 2013 71

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