On display during fair season: WSU Extension’s support of quality animal care
Washington State University Extension faculty, staff, and volunteers support 4-H and FFA youth in the run up to fair season through programs like Prepare2Respond and Youth for the Quality Care of Animals.
WSU Puyallup compost facility generating first-of-its-kind emissions data
Researchers are gathering important air quality data at WSU’s new compost facility located at the Puyallup Research and Extension Center. The data could shape Washington state composting emissions policy for years to come.
Exceptional CAHNRS faculty and staff honored at 2025 awards ceremony
CAHNRS faculty and staff gathered alongside their family and friends for an awards ceremony recognizing those who consistently go above and beyond in their roles.
WSU Master Gardener Program will use Endowed Fund to better meet needs of communities it serves
The Master Gardener Program’s widespread impact is already evident in every county of Washington state. The WSU Master Gardener Program Endowed Fund will elevate that impact by supporting the launch of the Washington Green School, a new online learning initiative.
CougsGive: Scholarship gifts help young people pay forward life-changing power of 4-H
During WSU’s fundraising drive, donors can help grow the community-powered endowment that helps youth in the greater Spokane area access 4-H experiences and scholarships.
Aspiring gardeners, established green thumbs to benefit from new WSU Extension program
For those seeking world-class scientific expertise on the latest gardening best practices but lacking the time to volunteer with the Master Gardener Program, the new Washington Green School will fill that niche. Available to the public fall 2025.
Dog detectives could help growers sniff out Little Cherry Disease
WSU researchers are working with a pair of specially trained dogs to see if they could offer a more reliable solution for detecting Little Cherry Disease.