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Summer’s sting – region’s wasp numbers rebound
Compared to recent years, the number of wasps is considerably up, and with hot temperatures they are thirsty and easily angered.
Photo Gallery: Week of Welcome brings new faces into CAHNRS family
Welcoming new students to the start of a new academic year, Dean André Wright and faculty in Washington State University’s College of Agricultural, Human,…
Dean Welcomes CAHNRS Students
Dear CAHNRS Coug, On behalf of the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences, I want to welcome you as you begin this academic…
New Coug entomologist partners with growers to beat pests sustainably
As Washington State University’s newest entomologist, Tobin Northfield is finding new, sustainable strategies to defeat devastating pests threatening important crops like apples, pears and cherries.…
WSU scientist joins forces with CDC to fight vector borne diseases
John Stark, Washington Stormwater Center director, is on a CDC work group looking at the potential impact of vector-borne diseases & how to prevent them.
Cancer-fighting drugs also help plants fight disease
WSU scientists found cancer-fighting drugs can help plants fight disease as well, which could help develop new pathways for plants to battle infection.