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Sagebrush hospitality: a home for good bugs can save vineyards
New research from WSU scientists shows the humble sagebrush could help vineyards fight pests while reducing the use of pesticides.
Aug. 2: Eggert farm tour views latest in organic ag research
Get the latest updates and a tour of WSU’s organic farm at this free event open to the public.
Is the Key to Saving Pollinators … Honey Bee Semen?
Brandon Hopkins and the WSU bee program are featured in this story on saving pollinators from Smithsonian Magazine.
New CAHNRS Dean gets another taste of Washington
On July 12 and 13, dean André Wright visited field days, tours, and meetings with WSU researchers and stakeholders from all around western Washington.
Exploring the science behind your threads
Textiles are everywhere: In the clothing we wear, on our furniture, in our cars. They give us shelter from the elements, protect our crops, prevent…
WSU researchers test nanocrystals to prevent frost damage in tree fruits
By Maegan Murray, WSU Tri-Cities RICHLAND, Wash. – Groundbreaking nanotechnology designed to protect cherries, apples and other popular fruits from frost damage is showing positive…