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June 14: Crop advances for Washington’s drylands focus of Lind Field Day
Farmers can learn about the newest crop varieties and practices for Washington’s drylands, and meet the new dean of Washington State University’s College of Agricultural,…
Hyde family’s $1.4 million gift helps student scientists share discoveries at Washington State University
Washington State University President Kirk Schulz announced today that the estate of James and Marilyn Oliver Hyde has gifted $1.4 million to support students in…
New leadership roles for WSU grape virologist
Naidu Rayapati, world-renowned plant pathologist, has been named director of the Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center and CAHNRS assistant dean for Tri-Cities.
Interim leader Scot Hulbert to champion CAHNRS research efforts for safe, sustainable future
Plant pathologist Scot Hulbert will oversee research advances toward a safe, sustainable future at Washington State University’s College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences.…
WSU-bred barleys delivering unique Northwest beer flavors
Crunchy kernels of barley tumble from Joel Williamson’s hands as he scoops them up, offering a taste. “This is a first: The inaugural batch of…
Letter from Butch has little Coug buzzing
Abby Lindell wrote a book about bees for her second-grade class, and she got a personalized letter from Butch when he heard about it.