WSU AgWeatherNet models boost health of crops, animals, and people
WSU AgWeatherNet models provide tailored, regional weather information so ag producers and managers can effectively prepare in advance for adverse weather conditions.
AgWeatherNet
New director for key WSU weather service
WSU’s Lav Khot is the new interim director of AgWeatherNet, which provides weather data and weather-related support tools to improve agricultural production, efficiency, and profitability.
New leader to expand WSU’s decision system for fruit, potato growers
David Crowder expands his role as interim director, helping growers plan for success.
Soil scientist David Brown named new AgWeatherNet Director
Helping growers and all Washingtonians understand and prepare for the challenges and changes that weather brings, Washington State University soil scientist David Brown is the new director of AgWeatherNet, Washington’s […]
Native plants as an alternative to vineyard roses
As deficit irrigation and water conservation become increasingly important in Washington, researchers at WSU are exploring alternatives to the tradition of planting roses at ends of rows in vineyards.
Developing technologies that will change agriculture
Farming of the future will be data-driven, and WSU is helping shape that future.
