Research Strengths
Breeding Programs
Tree fruit, small grains, and potatoes
The Ruckelshaus Center
Developing shared solutions to changing policy
IMPACT Center
Strengthening Washington industries through economic analysis”
The Metropolitan Center for Applied Research & Extension
Informing data driven decisions to implement change that works
Research at CAHNRS
At CAHNRS, our mission is to improve the quality of life for the people of Washington state and the world.
Learn About CAHNRS Research
Our expertise informs economic and public policies, uses big data to develop resilient crops, dissects the biology of plants and animals, improves upcycling of post-consumer textiles, and so much more.
We invite you to use this site to learn more about our impacts, find collaborative partners, and develop solutions that matter to people – everywhere.
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Locations
CAHNRS Office of Research
Hulbert Hall 403
PO Box 646240
Pullman, WA 99164-6240
PH: 509-335-4563
FAX: 509-335-6751
agresearch@wsu.edu
News & Noteworthy
Dr. Juming Tang receives Lifetime Achievement Award
International Association for Engineering and Food
Dr. Gary Chastagner receives Lifetime Achievement Award
National Christmas Tree Association
Dr. Scott Harper featured in Science Magazine
Something is rapidly killing young apple trees in North American orchards. Scientists are stumped
RESEARCH & EXTENSION CENTERS
WSU operates four main Research and Extension Centers (RECs) that develop sound science, instruction, and outreach to meet local and regional needs and provide practical solutions with immediate economic impact.
Learn About CAHNRS R&E Centers
