Wildfire claims WSU Lind Station’s international collection of pine trees
45-year-old trees, source of knowledge, seeds, burns in June wildfire
Wheat & Small Grains
Weed scientist known for helping others is new WSU Crop and Soil Science chair
Solving problems and helping people is what led Drew Lyon into his career. This Washington State University weed scientist also loves figuring out how plants work. Drew Lyon points out the differences between similar weeds…
Learn about promising wheat and barley varieties when WSU crop tours return
WSU scientists will host modified crop tours this June and July
Koenig named CAHNRS interim dean
Rich Koenig has been named interim dean of the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences, effective July 1, following an open, internal search.
Shining bright: CAHNRS announces 2021 faculty/staff award winners
11 individuals and 1 team of 14 are the CAHNRS 2021 Faculty and Staff Award winners for their exceptional contributions to research, teaching, and Extension.
Award will help study and fight soil compaction
WSU scientists Haly Neely leads soil compaction study using funds from prestigious New Innovator Award she won.
Latest WSU Extension guides help quinoa, grape, wheat growers, pollinators; living snow fence
Every month, WSU Extension experts share guides to help improve agriculture across the Pacific Northwest.
William Pan, collaborative soil scientist and mentor, looks back on 36 years at WSU
Soil scientist and mentor William Pan retires after three decades of research, leadership
New from Extension: Apple growing economics, weed resistance, and more
Latest free Extension guides inform tree fruit and grain growers about feasible ways to grow valuable varieties, combat weeds, and more.
January 28: Virtual Weed Board and Cereal Grain Conference
Blue Mountain-region WSU Extension experts will virtually host the regional Weed Board and Cereal Grain Conference
