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Project Overview NWREC Research Goals News Release | 5G Open Innovation Lab Launches First Application Development Field Lab for the Agricultural Industry Providing Access to…
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We are very excited that CAHNRS News has published a feature article on the new Headhouse at NWREC! Learn about our new facility—and the story…
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The WSU CAHNRS Communications Team has just released a new video featuring the work of Heather MacKay and Lindsey du Toit, and their Stop the…
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Lindsey du Toit, Vegetable Seed Pathologist, was interviewed for the APS Plantopia podcast episode Seeds! which addresses the important role of seeds in our lives, what…
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Lisa DeVetter won the ISHS Young Minds Award for the best oral presentation at XII International Rubus and Ribes Symposium: Innovative Rubus and Ribes Production for High Quality…
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Alex Batson, a Ph.D. student advised by Dr. Lindsey duToit (Plant Pathology), is the recipient of a 2020 Storkan-Hanes-McCaslin Research Foundation Award of $10,000 plus…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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….
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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…
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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…
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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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Risky Business Soil test results help spinach seed growers identify best spots for spring planting. Nearly two dozen spinach seed growers got a heads-up on…