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du Toit hosts scientist from Denmark

Dr. Merete Halkjaer Olesen, plant pathologist at Aarhus University in Flakkebjerg, Denmark, visited Dr. Lindsey du Toit’s vegetable seed pathology program at the WSU Mount…

Workshop covers lab and greenhouse methods of working with the brassica black leg pathogen

On July 15, 2015, Jim Davis and Megan Wingerson from the Canola, Rapeseed, and Mustard Program at the University of Idaho (http://www.cals.uidaho.edu/brassica/) visited Lindsey du…

Western SARE Graduate Student Proposal Award

Congratulations to Shannon Carmody, MS student in Dr. Lindsey du Toit’s vegetable seed pathology program, on applying successfully for a Western SARE Graduate Student Proposal…

Annual Field Day highlights WSU Mount Vernon research programs, projects

Pollination, plant pathogens, and pesticide alternatives are a recurring theme in the 2015 WSU Mount Vernon NWREC Annual Field Day, which includes a lengthy walking…

WSU Mount Vernon Small Grains Field Day heralds new grain varieties, flavors

Flavor in many forms will be featured at this year’s Small Grains Field Day here at the Research Center from 3 to 6 p.m. June…

Restoring a tribute to WWI veterans

Skagit County master gardeners, WSU Mount Vernon launch volunteer project to replant historic elm trees along Memorial Highway A living tribute to Skagit County service…

Smick Scholarship Award

Congratulations to Shannon Carmody, MS student in the Vegetable Seed Pathology program, on receiving the Alexander A. Smick Scholarship in Rural Community Service and Development.…

Research explores cover crop role in reducing tulip-bulb weeds, diseases

As WSU weed scientist Tim Miller puts it, tulips “go hand in hand with weeds” this time of year in the Skagit Valley, where the…

Impacts on fruit quality focus of new WSU biodegradable mulch research

The development of biodegradable mulches has provided some potential eco-friendly benefits to the agriculture industry, but until now there has been no way to determine…

Apple Cider Qualities Testing

Washington State University researchers are gearing up to test apple cider qualities this year, thanks to a $40,000 grant announced this month by the university’s…
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