June 8: See current state of research on organic dryland crop farm walk
An upcoming WSU farm walk helps growers interested in learning about the current state of organic production of wheat, peas, and other crops.
WSU, BYU release three new quinoas bred for global food security, nutrition
Three new WSU quinoa varieties help farmers improve nutrition and food security.
Field tour looks at hard-working grasses for the future, June 8
See experimental grasses and meet the scientists testing how they stand up to heavy wear, pollution, and extreme conditions.
Merchandising students fuse data with deals for real-world Zulily showcase
WSU student teams compete with creativity, knowledge to share social-, influencer-powered shopping experiences.
Economists use game theory to overcome misinformation about fungicide resistance
Adapting to resist our most effective fungicides, fungal pathogens are a threat to important global crops like wheat and grapes. Newly published research from economists at Washington State University underlines […]
See research for the drylands, new station members at WSU’s 105th Lind Field Day, June 15
LIND, Wash. – Washington State University invites grain producers and partners to meet the new director of Lind Dryland Research Station and learn about current science and practices for one […]
WSU, WSDA to help small, diverse businesses succeed through new regional food center
PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State University and the Washington State Department of Agriculture have partnered with the new Northwest and Rocky Mountain Regional Food Business Center, launched by the U.S. […]
School of Economic Sciences grad Edwin Gianini engages students to improve campus safety
Studying fundamental ideas that help people thrive and fellow college students stay safe, Edwin Gianini has journeyed across the state, through varied work and college paths, to graduate this spring […]
WSU sentinel plantings to guard against invasive pests, diseases at Washington ports
TACOMA, Wash.—Aiming to catch and identify invasive pests and diseases before they impact Washington farms and forests, scientists at Washington State University will plant trees and shrubs as sentinels at […]
Engineers, plant scientists decoding electrochemical signals of soil health
Seeking new tools to improve soil health, scientists at Washington State University are studying electric signals that bounce between plants and the underworld community of microbes that sustains them. This […]
