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Washington County Farm Bureau is proud to offer a college scholarship program. There are two scholarships, one for high school graduates from Washington County, Oregon with the intent to study for a degree in agriculture, education, nursing, vocational training or related fields that will serve the agricultural community. The second scholarship is for full time students that are currently enrolled in higher education that are from Washington County in Oregon and are studying for a degree in agriculture, education, nursing, vocational training or related fields that will serve the agricultural community.

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