A dynamic duo settles in
Oregon transplant tapped to lead the WSU Lind Dryland Research Station
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New varieties mean better options for growers
Cereal Variety Testing Lead Clark Neely reviews the 2022 WSU winter wheat variety trials.
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Alison Thompson returns
New hire at USDA-ARS in Pullman joins the effort to confront low falling numbers.
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Control of stripe rust of wheat, barley
Stripe rust is one of the most destructive diseases of wheat and barley. Dr. Chen provides an annual forecast of disease pressure for the 2023 growing season.
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Management is more of a marathon
Troublesome weed dating from the dinosaurs finds a home in no-till fields.
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Ag leadership corner
Two Washington ag leaders discuss connecting the dots for future success in agriculture.
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Managing herbicide-resistant weeds
Infographic: Best Management Practices (BMPs) are critical to the long-term sustainability of wheat production in the PNW.
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Advancing scientific knowledge
WGC Commissioner Mike Carstensen participates in National Wheat Improvement Committee D.C. Fly-in.
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Surviving, thriving through winter
Small evolutionary changes allowed winter wheat to survive freezing temperatures.
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More friend than foe
Study finds no relationship between high intake of refined grain foods, risk of cardiovascular disease.
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