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A spike in ransomware attacks underscores need for cybercrime awareness in Washington agriculture.
A spike in ransomware attacks underscores need for cybercrime awareness in Washington agriculture.
Join our team! The Washington Grain Commission is looking for a dynamic career-oriented individual to be our next Program Director. This position will support the Commission’s implementation of market promotion, research and education programs on behalf of small grain farmers in Washington state.
Harnessing the power of big data to help farmers find solutions is an increasing driver for adoption of precision farming practices.
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Once again, Washington saw another dip in planted barley acres in 2021. The drought reduced average yield by an astounding 58 bushels and the Washington State University spring barley variety trials saw very similar trends in 2021.
2021 takes its toll on Washington barley yields Read More »
With yields and test weights down across the board, it is not an understatement to say that 2021 was a challenging year for wheat production across Washington state due to the drought.
Making the best of a bad year Read More »
WGC’s Glen Squires talks with PNWA’s Kristin Meira on the future of our rivers.
Talking about (river) transportation Read More »
Understanding the cell biology behind heat and drought tolerance in plants helps breeders home in on increasing the resiliency of PNW wheat and barley.
Autophagy helps stress resiliency Read More »
Wheat Week, a 4th and 5th grade hands-on science program using wheat as the teaching tool, is entering its 15th year in Washington state. Who would have thought the COVID-19 pandemic would have allowed the program to expand?
Wheat education grows in pandemic-impacted classrooms Read More »
Not quite a Marvel prequel, but the evolution of club wheat is still important to modern-day breeding programs.
The origins of club wheat Read More »
New WSU malt quality lab key to turning barley production from feed to food varieties.
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