Posted to Pullman
New hires will increase USDA-ARS research unit’s problem-solving capacity
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farming practices
Group effort needed
Researchers make case for viewing herbicide susceptibility as a common-pool resource
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Stripe rust report
Keys to controlling stripe rust in the PNW are planting resistant varieties, spraying fungicides as needed.
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Clearing the deck
Clearfield spring wheat varieties open weed control, rotation options
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Soil health in dryland agriculture
This WSDA soil health scientist’s goal is to help growers apply farming practices that support multiple soil functions and minimize degradation.
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Watch for stripe rust with smartphones
Next time when you bring your smartphone to your fields, you may use it to detect stripe rust, especially during the disease’s early stages when rust is not easy to spot.
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The next wave in agricultural innovation
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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Washington Small Grains – Transportation
A robust transportation network affords Washington small grain farmers the ability to move grain to export facilities efficiently and competitively by rail and along the Snake/Columbia Rivers.
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Washington Small Grains – Harvest
With some of the world’s most unique landscape, Washington wheat and barley farmers utilize some of the most advanced technology to harvest some of the country’s most fertile land for wheat. Take a look at the combines and other farm equipment while marveling at Washington’s beautiful landscape.
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