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Watching grass grow ‘endlessly fascinating’ for newly endowed WSU professor
Michael Neff was recently named the Washington Turfgrass Seed Commission Professor at WSU.
WSU Extension research showing goodwill toward neighbors boosts health outcomes
New Washington State University Extension research from the CHORDS Lab in Whatcom County suggests that strong neighborly connections improve health outcomes and reduce stress.
WSU Viticulture Professor and Extension Specialist Michelle Moyer honored for industry impact
In recognition of her impactful research and outreach work, Michelle Moyer received the Walter Clore Award at the annual Washington State Grape Society conference.
WSU uses new grant to improve food access, security on Olympic Peninsula
WSU Clallam County Extension has secured a competitive USDA grant that is helping local farmers, improving nutrition in schools, and reinforcing the regional food supply chain.
A tale of two wines: WSU student explores how soil type impacts taste, aroma
For her Blended Learning project, Elle Jennings partnered with a WSU alumnus to create two Cabernet Sauvignon wines. One used grapes grown in sandy soil; the other used grapes grown in basaltic soil.
Stewardship shortcourse to help eastern Washington forest owners plan their legacy
Upcoming class series is designed for owners of small-scale family forests in eastern Washington who want to protect their land’s health and value.
Watching grass grow ‘endlessly fascinating’ for newly endowed WSU professor
Michael Neff was recently named the Washington Turfgrass Seed Commission Professor at WSU.
WSU Extension research showing goodwill toward neighbors boosts health outcomes
New Washington State University Extension research from the CHORDS Lab in Whatcom County suggests that strong neighborly connections improve health outcomes and reduce stress.
WSU Viticulture Professor and Extension Specialist Michelle Moyer honored for industry impact
In recognition of her impactful research and outreach work, Michelle Moyer received the Walter Clore Award at the annual Washington State Grape Society conference.
WSU uses new grant to improve food access, security on Olympic Peninsula
WSU Clallam County Extension has secured a competitive USDA grant that is helping local farmers, improving nutrition in schools, and reinforcing the regional food supply chain.
A tale of two wines: WSU student explores how soil type impacts taste, aroma
For her Blended Learning project, Elle Jennings partnered with a WSU alumnus to create two Cabernet Sauvignon wines. One used grapes grown in sandy soil; the other used grapes grown in basaltic soil.
Stewardship shortcourse to help eastern Washington forest owners plan their legacy
Upcoming class series is designed for owners of small-scale family forests in eastern Washington who want to protect their land’s health and value.
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