Lawns for a hot, dry future tested at WSU turfgrass research farm
Researchers test, breed grasses that stay soft and green under hotter climates, minimal water
Researchers test, breed grasses that stay soft and green under hotter climates, minimal water
Experimental grasses could produce seed prolifically, save water, and become beautiful additions to Northwest landscapes.
CAHNRS has several programs and a wide variety of opportunities for students seeking STEM degrees.
Learn about the latest research on crops and practices for dryland farming at 104th annual event.
As a Crop Sciences PhD student, Karansher Sandhu helped improve grain yields and nutritional quality.
Holly Henning is the inaugural Alexander and Elizabeth Swantz Distinguished Professor of Teaching and Learning, will start Faculty Fellows program.
WSU’s Soil to Society project recently received a five-year, $10 million grant from the USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
WSU grad student Aichatou Waziri wants to make healthier food through plant breeding, and a new Fellowship will help her on her career path.
WSU will lead a multi-institutional research institute to develop artificial intelligence solutions to tackle agriculture challenges related to labor, water, weather, and climate change.
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…