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East Kent Golding “ Quality first is the name of the game. The hops we get from Yakima Quality Hops are better than most of the large brokers, and the customer service is far superior to that of any other broker. Working with Tim is truly a team relationship, and I look forward to many future years of contracting.
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Illustrated presentation of Yakima Golding hop farms and other John I. Haas, Inc. hop growing enterprises.
OTHER INFORMATION: This hop is sometimes also called Canterbury Golding, named after the town in the Kent region of England. Some people in the hop trade think that Canterbury Golding is different from Kent Golding, but chemically and in brewing, they are identical. This hop has grown well in Oregon since its introduction in 1994, producing yields substantially higher than those found in.
Farms: Kershaw Ranch No 1 Farms in Sunnyside, WA. 970 Kershaw Hts. Lighthouse Ranch in Sunnyside, WA; Two Bar a Ranch Farms in Sunnyside, WA. 13900 State Route 241. Golden Gate Hop Ranches Inc Agricultural Crops in Sunnyside, WA. 6060 Emerald Rd. Yakima Golding Farms Farms in Mabton, WA. 5050 E Euclid Rd.
Farms: Gammie Ranch No 102 Farms in Zillah, WA. 1350 Bailey Rd. Golden Gate Hop Ranches Inc Agricultural Crops in Sunnyside, WA. 6060 Emerald Rd. Yakima Golding Farms Farms in Mabton, WA. 5050 E Euclid Rd. BLACK STAR RANCH L L C Farms in MOXEE, WA. 6509 GAMACHE RD. MUNN R FARMS LLC Farms in PROSSER, WA. 35702 GWINN RD.
The Yakima Valley contains approximately 75% of the total United States hop acreage, with an average farm size of 450 acres (182 hectares) accounting for over 77% of the total United States hop crop. Many hop farms in Washington are third or fourth generation family operations. Most growers also grow fruit, but some grow mint, grapes and even row crops. Typically, a Washington hop grower will.
