WSU Extension pesticide program director Wendy Sue Wheeler received the President’s Award from The Pesticide Stewardship Alliance for her national leadership in protecting the environment and food supply.
New from WSU Extension, a revised 2026 guide to safely protecting Washington tree fruit crops from pests, weeds, and pathogens.
New study shows a man-made food source provided honey bees a nutritious diet at a commercial scale.
Scientists share new insights on the microscopic landscape of proteins crucial to photosynthesis, the basis of Earth’s food and energy chain.
WSU researchers recently attached video cameras to collars on several Arctic grizzly bears to learn more about their lives.
Using the power of artificial intelligence to process vast amounts of complex data, scientists in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences aim to speed up the breeding of higher-yielding wheat crops.
WSU plant pathologist Lindsey du Toit was recently recognized for her global contributions to the field with a prestigious medal from the Southern African Society for Plant Pathology.
Congratulations to the 16 faculty members who earned tenure and/or promotion this year!
Prof. Michael Neff to appear on the PBS show Ask This Old House talking about grass seed production
For nearly 20 years, Washington’s Waste to Fuels Technology partnership has been finding ways to turn waste products into usable energy.
