New varieties mean better options for growers
Cereal Variety Testing Lead Clark Neely reviews the 2022 WSU winter wheat variety trials.
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Cereal Variety Testing Lead Clark Neely reviews the 2022 WSU winter wheat variety trials.
New varieties mean better options for growers Read More »
Testing for six components keeps Pacific Northwest wheat in top form. The 2023 wheat variety rankings are now available.
2023 quality rankings Read More »
Small evolutionary changes allowed winter wheat to survive freezing temperatures.
Surviving, thriving through winter Read More »
WSU spring barley trails include promising new varieties to watch.
2022 spring barley trial results Read More »
Cereal Variety Testing Lead Clark Neely reviews the 2022 WSU spring wheat variety trials.
2022 spring variety trial results Read More »
Washington wheat and barley producers are invited to participate.
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Biofortification of wheat could help address the challenge of malnutrition around the world.
Making staples more like superfoods Read More »
Harvest time at Spillman Farm will be easier with grower gift of plot combines. The Washington State Grain Commission has provided WSU with two combines worth nearly $500,000.
Plotting an easier way to gather grain Read More »
Quicker testing, predictive modeling, and breeding are all key to helping industry solve the falling numbers mystery.
Rising to the challenge of falling numbers Read More »
Washington State University barley program sees the future in malting barley.
Breeding the best Read More »