Sweet potato trials have been going well at the Washington State University Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research & Extension Center. Although the sweet tubers are typically grown in warmer southern U.S. states, WSU scientists want to figure out if they can be grown commercially in Washington.
Washington State University Extension has released a tool to determine herbicide mechanism of action for pulse crops after creating a similar tool for wheat and barley growers last year.
It would be easy to lower expectations when you’re only getting 12-14 inches of precipitation each year. But that’s not the case for Steve and Becky Camp, who converted to no-till and made big changes in their rotation to keep something growing on their land as much of the growing season as possible.
Researchers at Washington State University Extension are working on educational initiatives and 'smart technology to help farmers get the most of water in the dryland areas of Washington.
Washington State University Extension has released a series of videos explaining the challenges, symptoms, causes, and implications for farm management that are associated with soil pH decline.
Grain commissions in the Northwest recently released their annual variety surveys and quality rankings, giving growers the latest information on the best wheat to plant, says Washington State University Extension.
There are several herbicide options for controlling winter annual broadleaf weeds in wheat. Kansas State University Extension shares tips for the new year.
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