Automated drones could scare birds off agricultural fields
A WSU research team has developed a systems where cameras could spot birds feeding on fruit and launch drones to drive off the avian irritants. All without human interference.
A WSU research team has developed a systems where cameras could spot birds feeding on fruit and launch drones to drive off the avian irritants. All without human interference.
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Experimental jet fuel could increase engine performance without using pollution-causing compounds
Three CAHNRS researchers honored at 2022 WSU Showcase.
Outstanding researchers, teachers, and team members to be honored at annual Faculty and Staff Awards.
Exploring improved crops and forestry, new technologies, and healthy farms and communities, a diverse group of scientists advance their careers.
Happiness is more important than pride. That’s one of the main lessons Claudio Stöckle has learned over his 31 years as a professor at Washington State University. “The most important part of any job is to do your thing, and be happy about it,” said Stöckle, who chaired the Biological Systems Engineering (BSE) department for […]
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National team wins recognition for advancements in the physics of soil and water.
WSU researchers will use a new grant from NASA to scour more than 20 years of imagery and learn whether the farming technique of double cropping is increasing in the state.