Rooted in research
WSU researchers are digging deeper into the genetics of drought tolerance in wheat.
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end-use quality
Return on investment
Training and technical support contribute to the growing demand for soft white wheat in Southeast Asia.
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New varieties provide herbicide options
Dr. Clark Neely, extension agronomist and lead for Cereal Variety Testing at Washington State University, presents a summary of the winter wheat variety trails.
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Legacy of excellence
Times may change, but the university’s public wheat breeding program remains committed to the growers of today and tomorrow.
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Demonstrated impact
WGC recognizes work of WSU spring wheat breeder, ROI to Washington growers
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2024 quality rankings released
The Washington Grain Commission is pleased to provide the 2024 wheat quality rankings for the Pacific
Northwest.
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Winter injury of wheat
The predicted increase of winter rain vs. snow could leave wheat plants more vulnerable.
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Putting royalties to work
WSU wheat breeders are putting royalties to work for the future of Washington wheat.
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Snail eradication efforts
The WGC and WAWG support snail eradication efforts at the Port of Tacoma.
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What’s new with barley
Dr. Clark Neely’s WSU Extension spring barley variety trial summary
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