WSU Research Review is Feb. 15
Washington wheat and barley producers are invited to participate.
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Making staples more like superfoods
Biofortification of wheat could help address the challenge of malnutrition around the world.
Plotting an easier way to gather grain
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.
Rising to the challenge of falling numbers
Quicker testing, predictive modeling, and breeding are all key to helping industry solve the falling numbers mystery.
Profile: Aaron Esser
Researcher centers work on maintaining, improving soil health. Meet Aaron Esser, WSU Cooperative Extension Agent, Adams County Director.
Drink Washington Beer
The Washington Grain Commission visited with over 60 brewers to find the answer to the question: Where do you get your malt?
UW faculty field tour
Staff visits state senator’s Ritzville farm to learn about the Washington wheat industry.
Sensors, drones and the internet of things
What does IOT innovations mean for plant breeding? WSU wheat geneticist Arron Carter looks at how far we’ve come and where we are going.
Controlling rush skeletonweed in fallow
Moisture loss to weeds causes delayed or reduced seed emergence and wheat stand establishment.