Crop scientist Cedric Habiyaremye shares quinoa’s hunger-fighting potential in TED Talk
WSU researcher’s efforts to introduce nutritious crop featured on TED@Work
Crop and Soil Sciences
WSU opens Plant Sciences Building, new home for collaborative agricultural research
State-of-the-art research hub virtually dedicated through commemorative video.
WSU seeks first Endowed Chair in Soil Health for Potato Cropping Systems
WSU launches search for scientist to study healthier, more sustainable and productive soils for potatoes.
WSU research helps turn pennycress from a weed to bioenergy seed crop
Team takes a close look at genetics, physiology to develop improved, alternative crop.
Crop scientist Cedric Habiyaremye highlights global food security challenge amid pandemic
Cedric Habiyaremye, research associate in Crop and Soil Sciences, shared challenges facing international food security due to COVID-19.
In-person to online: instructors prepare to switch courses mid-semester
Online education has been around for almost two decades. Switching a course from in-person to online mid-semester, however, is a new experience.
Dec. 10 -11: WSU Wheat Academy registration opens
Registration for WSU’s annual Wheat Academy opens on October 8.
Soil science alumnus Isaac Madsen chosen to lead WSU oilseed research
Alumnus and soil scientist Isaac Madsen is WSU’s new extension agronomist for the Washington Oilseed Cropping Systems program.
Crop and Soils student’s discoveries on root growth featured in Plant and Cell Physiology
Thiel Lehman Fundamental research by 2019 WSU Crop and Soil Sciences doctoral graduate Thiel Lehman was featured this summer in Plant and Cell Physiology. Advised by assistant professor Karen Sanguinet, Lehman studies interactions between plant…
Meet Ryan, WSU’s elite new wheat for the noodle market
Ryan, WSU’s newest spring wheat variety, is winning over farmers thanks to its ability to create an outstanding fresh noodle.
