New from Extension: Are sweet cherries feasible for my orchard?
Free guides help orchardists learn whether popular sweet cherries are economic for their farms.
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WSU ecotoxicology professor elected as Entomological Society of America fellow
John Stark, a WSU professor of ecotoxicology and director of the Washington Stormwater Center at the WSU Puyallup Research and Extension Center, has been named an Entomological Society of America fellow.
Award-nominated docuseries looks at challenges of farming on the urban edge
An docuseries directed by WSU Extension faculty member Justin O’Dea portrays the complexities of farming near residential communities.
WSU Extension, Dept. of Commerce partner to expand rural broadband access, equity
Extension, partners helping provide better, more equitable access to reliable, high-speed internet for Tribes and counties.
Forestry field day helps Vashon property owners care for trees
Learn how to sustain healthy, functioning forests on Vashon Island.
WSU Extension helps implement new 988 suicide prevention hotline
As of July 16, anyone can call or text the number 9-8-8, if they or someone they know shows signs of crisis, especially suicide. WSU Extension has several suicide prevention programs aimed at saving lives across Washington.
State 4-H livestock judging qualifier changing location
Washington State 4-H’s state 4-H livestock judging contest is moving to the Grant County Fairgrounds in Moses Lake, Wash. and will be held Saturday, June 25.
National Science Foundation grant supports eco‑friendly roofing
Team developing climate resilient, affordable roof materials made from bamboo.
Two decades working with youth provides background for new interim 4-H director
WSU Extension’s Mark Heitstuman announced as interim director of Washington State 4-H.
May 20: Learn how to make forests healthier, safer
Gain knowledge to ensure forests are healthy, productive, and safe from fire.
