The report contains information on significant developments in the 1971 Washington State Farm Labor and Rural Manpower Program. Part I, the Annual Summary, recommends that state agencies should devote more effort to the Annual Worker Plan and that farm placement personnel should try to advise persons who have job commitments of any delays in the start of the job. It also covers planning, economic and employment trends, the impact of mechanization, recruitment and utilization of farm workers, rural development and community affairs, and public relations activities. Part II gives an outlook for 1972. Part III, attachments, includes seasonal offices and information centers, special studies, and Workmen's Compensation for farm workers. Tables on employment, migrant movement, farm placement operations, and other data are in the appendix. (KM)