Quincy sits in Grant County, Washington's top agricultural county with $2.61 billion in 2022 sales, on ground that was dryland shrub-steppe until Columbia Basin Project water arrived in 1952. The Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District now delivers water to more than 253,000 acres through the 89-mile West Canal plus thousands of miles of laterals, wasteways, and drains.
The City of Quincy describes roughly 200,000 irrigable acres in production around town, growing alfalfa, apples, corn, potatoes, wheat, and vegetable crops for both food and seed, supported by a cluster of local processing plants and packing houses. Grant County ranks first in Washington for vegetable, melon, and potato sales and second for fruit, tree nuts, and berries.
Agnomy connects Quincy-area growers with verified local service providers who understand West Canal deliveries, center-pivot systems, and the valley's processing schedules, making it easier to find, book, and manage the services your operation depends on.
