Winter injury of wheat
The predicted increase of winter rain vs. snow could leave wheat plants more vulnerable.
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The predicted increase of winter rain vs. snow could leave wheat plants more vulnerable.
Winter injury of wheat Read More »
WSU wheat breeders are putting royalties to work for the future of Washington wheat.
Putting royalties to work Read More »
The WGC and WAWG support snail eradication efforts at the Port of Tacoma.
Snail eradication efforts Read More »
Dr. Clark Neely’s WSU Extension spring barley variety trial summary
What’s new with barley Read More »
Results show bright future for new wheat lines
2023 spring variety testing Read More »
Part 2 of our series follows the management of low falling numbers throughout the ‘grain chain’
From elevators to export centers Read More »
Genetic resistance, tolerance will be best management tools
Fusarium crown rot is everywhere, persistent Read More »
Artificial intelligence comes to every corner of our life. This technology has applications in field management, grain inspection, and more.
Boosting wheat production with AI Read More »
Weather patterns and susceptible varieties are behind the falling numbers phenomenon. But what else can help manage this problem?
A falling numbers fact-finding mission Read More »
The Washington State University research program aims for varieties that can withstand environmental instability.
Breeding resilient malt barley Read More »