Category: Agriculture
WSU researcher engages communities in tree health research with Forest Health Watch
Members of the public are accelerating research through involvement in Forest Health Watch.
New Extension guides inform forest and homeowners, farmers
Latest guides help forest landowners, lawn growers, perennial crop farmers.
Free guides from Extension: Growing rhubarb, fighting prickly lettuce in wheat
Latest free guides help home gardeners, wheat producers.
Ruth Wylie cuts grand opening ribbon to new Headhouse
Washington State University faculty, Skagit Valley leaders, and local community members gathered to celebrate the grand opening of the Ruth Wylie Headhouse at the WSU…
With seed grant, economist studies farmer decisions for better food security
Worldwide, one in five people live on less than $1.25 per day. In rural Africa, much of that income comes from livestock animals like cattle…
Researchers share future of ag tech in Consortium tour
Scientists from Washington State University shared the latest technologies for specialty crops like apples, wine grapes, cherries and organic blueberries at the spring meeting of…
Seeking new ways, places to grow tomorrow’s produce
Thanks to a changing climate, production of fruits and vegetables may be more challenging in some regions of the country in the future. To help…
Pacific Northwest Canola Association begins first steps
Canola acreage in Washington, Montana, and the Pacific Northwest has reached record levels this year, and interest from producers who have never grown the crop before…
Vineyard, WSU scientists team up to battle new virus threat
Something in the soil was destroying grapevines. Naidu Rayapati was determined to find out what.
CAHNRS Honors showcases outstanding students, partners
Great scholars, givers and partners share recognition at 2017 gala