New ‘alien’ wasp might save millions in crop damage
Kelsey LeavittWSU field technicians recently found an ‘alien’ wasp that may save fruit farmers millions in crop damage, and it’s no bigger than a single typed comma. Learn more here:
WSU field technicians recently found an ‘alien’ wasp that may save fruit farmers millions in crop damage, and it’s no bigger than a single typed comma. Learn more here:
Congratulations to Kaitlyn Canonica and George Dell for being selected to receive the 2015-16 book scholarship. » More …
Learn more about the WSU Small Fruit Breeding and Genetics program in this story from KOMO News’ Seattle Refined.
An article on confronting challenges in graduate education by Crop & Soils Department Ph.D. student Henry Sintim was published in the Crop Soil Science of America July 2015 newsletter.
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Join the WSC for their new Lunchtime Municipal Webinar Series! This series focuses on different aspects of stormwater management—and they’re FREE! Visit the Washington Stormwater Center website for … » More …
The Washington Stormwater Center has released a new low impact development (LID) video highlighting Puyallup’s 8th Avenue NW LID retrofit.
The Animal Ag in a Changing Climate team—a collaborative project which includes WSU Puyallup Research Associate Liz … » More …
PUYALLUP, Wash. – Patrick Moore, Washington State University professor and horticulturist in Puyallup, was awarded the Wilder … » More …
WSU research into the management and treatment of stormwater was featured in the July issue of B&B, the Washington State Nursery & Landscape Association newsletter. » More …
Do you love gardening and volunteering? If so, the Master Gardener Program might be for you! » More …