PULLMAN, Wash. – A balanced approach to fertilizing turf grass is the topic for an upcoming webinar at 10 a.m., Wednesday, March 2. Delivered by Washington State University agronomists Gwen Stahnke and Eric Miltner, the session is the latest in WSU Extension’s “Research That Works for You” series. It is free and open to the […]
LA CROSSE, Wash. – La Crosse-area farmer Steve Camp is squeezing a lot out of the camelina he grew last summer – highly nutritious livestock feed, oil that can be used for cooking, and perhaps most importantly, biodiesel that provides growing energy independence and another step toward on-farm sustainability.
REARDAN, Wash. – Reporters and photographers are welcome to attend the Oilseed Crop Production Workshop, offered by Washington State University’s Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, beginning at 8 a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 26, at the Reardan Community Building at 120 S. Lake St., Reardan. More information and an agenda are available at http://www.css.wsu.edu/biofuels/Workshop.html. The workshops […]
COLFAX, Wash. – Reporters and photographers are welcome to attend the Oilseed Crop Production Workshop, offered by Washington State University’s Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, beginning at 8 a.m., Thursday, Jan. 27, at Hill Ray Plaza, 81 S. Vista Point Dr., Colfax. More information and an agenda for the day are available at http://www.css.wsu.edu/biofuels/Workshop.html. […]
OKANOGAN, Wash. – Reporters and photographers are welcome to attend the Oilseed Crop Production Workshop, offered by Washington State University’s Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, beginning at 8 a.m., Tuesday, Jan. 25, at the Okanogan Armory, 71 Rodeo Trail Road, Okanogan. More information and an agenda are available at http://www.css.wsu.edu/biofuels/Workshop.html. The workshops are free […]
PULLMAN, Wash. – Karen Flint Ward, the newest member of Washington State University’s Department of Plant Pathology, will help make the department’s goal of a Pullman-based plant disease diagnostic lab staffed by a diagnostician and a data base of plant disease occurrences in Washington state a reality.
PULLMAN, Wash. – Daylong workshops on best practices for producing oilseed crops such as canola, mustard and camelina are scheduled for late January at Okanogan, Reardan and Colfax.
PULLMAN, Wash. –The newest treatise on the pests and diseases of wheat is complete, authored by six experts on the subject, including Washington State University Professor Tim Murray.
PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington’s peppermint producers can now make better informed decisions about what to plant and how to rotate their crops, thanks to a discovery by Washington State University graduate student Jeremiah Dung.
PULLMAN, Wash. – Organic grain growers in Washington looking for new crops with new markets could be producing buckwheat and quinoa, if Washington State University scientists can confirm their viability and develop varieties specifically for the Pacific Northwest.