Standard for excellence
Washington State University winter wheat breeder Aaron Carter honored by the Washington Grain Commission for outstanding contributions.
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Only the best
University and USDA collaboration helps bring high quality spring wheat varieties to farmers’ fields across Eastern Washington.
Stephens sets the bar
Pacific Northwest cultivars continue to improve through growers’ planting choices and ongoing research.
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Nature vs. nurture
Dr. Arron Carter, professor of the winter wheat breeding program and O.A. Vogel Endowed Chair of Wheat Breeding and Genetics at Washington State University, explores the measurement of phenotype by genotype by environment interactions.
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Statement on genetically modified wheat trait
The wheat commissions of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington provided the following statement on the APHIS decision to deregulate the drought-tolerate HB4® trait in wheat.
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Legacy of excellence
Times may change, but the university’s public wheat breeding program remains committed to the growers of today and tomorrow.
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Putting royalties to work
WSU wheat breeders are putting royalties to work for the future of Washington wheat.
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Snail eradication efforts
The WGC and WAWG support snail eradication efforts at the Port of Tacoma.
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From elevators to export centers
Part 2 of our series follows the management of low falling numbers throughout the ‘grain chain’
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Boosting wheat production with AI
Artificial intelligence comes to every corner of our life. This technology has applications in field management, grain inspection, and more.
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