Larger Insect Populations Expected This Season In Central WA
As we prepare to transition into summer, local farmers are facing new challenges — insect populations are expected to increase.
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Stripe Rust Continues To Spread Across The PNW
Washington State University plant pathologists says the recent cool temperatures and periodic showers have slowed the spread of the fungal disease.
Could Bacteria Help Crops Pull In Their Own Nitrogen? WSU Says Ye
Imagine a world where your corn and wheat thrive without pricey fertilizers—WSU researchers are working on making that dream a reality with bacterial science.
WSU Looks At Sustainable Aviation Fuel Questions
A recent study shines a light on the aviation fuel industry's ambitious goals, but the journey to sustainable aviation fuel is anything but smooth.
WSU Approves Food Manufacturing Masters Program
The future of food and tech is brewing at WSU, with new master's programs set to launch this fall. Exciting changes are on the horizon!
Stripe Rust Spreading Rapidly Across The Northwest
Wheat farmers are facing a tough battle as stripe rust spreads rapidly across the Pacific Northwest. The situation is getting serious, and the weather isn’t helping.
Cougs Camping With Cows
While others hit the beaches, a unique crew from WSU traded sunbathing for cow-checking in the wilds above the Snake River.
Wine Minute: WSU's Future Looks Bright
Get ready for exciting developments at WSU! What does the future of wine education and research look like?
WSU Research Indicates Replacement Feed Strengthens Honeybees
Imagine a winter where honeybees thrive instead of struggle. A new study reveals a surprising food source that could change their fate.
Women More Likely To Purchase Wine Made By Women, Study Finds
Women winemakers represent just 18% of the industry, but their potential impact could be much greater.