The Washington Grain Commission’s 2025 wheat quality rankings for the Pacific Northwest help growers choose high-quality varieties. The brochure evaluates wheat based on six components of end-use quality.
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Maximizing herbicide effectiveness requires careful consideration of factors like application timing, environmental conditions, and proper equipment use.
Best management practices Read More »
The long-term agronomic impacts in dryland wheat systems are significant, influencing soil health, crop yields, and overall sustainability of agricultural practices.
Tracking biosolids Read More »
Pacific Northwest cultivars continue to improve through growers’ planting choices and ongoing research.
Stephens sets the bar Read More »
WGC’s Mary Palmer Sullivan joined farmers and association leaders from across the U.S. in West Texas for the National Cotton Council’s Multi-Commodity Education Program. The tour fosters cross-commodity dialogue and relationship-building, creating a platform for future agricultural leadership.
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Recommendations for optimizing wheat production in acidic soils from Washington State University soil chemist João Antonangelo.
A base saturation approach Read More »
The biology and effective management strategies for Russian thistle in the Pacific Northwest.
As the tumbleweed turns Read More »
Academy provide students with hands-on exploration of STEM-related careers.
Renewing the future of ag Read More »
Integrated approach needed for Italian ryegrass management in wheat cropping systems.
Integrated approach needed Read More »
After low levels of stripe rust in the past three years, Dr. Xianming Chen gives his prediction, observation, and management perspectives of wheat stripe rust in the Pacific Northwest.
Stripe rust is back for 2024 crop Read More »