New from Extension: Securing the milk supply in the event of an outbreak
Latest Extension guide informs dairy producers and partners about a new approach helping Washington dairy farms manage potential disease risks.
First Apple Cup Harvest Market to showcase hot air balloon, WSU-made products ahead of big game
The Cosmic Crisp® hot air balloon returns to the Pullman campus Friday, Sept. 19, for the first-ever Apple Cup Harvest Market, a free event offering tastes of Cougar-made foods and products.
Urban agriculture leaves ground behind with new WSU-led national initiative
Through the National Urban Research and Extension Center’s Building-Integrated Agriculture initiative, researchers, architects, and community leaders are taking action to grow food on rooftops, stadiums, and in repurposed buildings. The project aims to boost food security, sustainability, and u…
Kittitas course helps Washington forest owners reduce risks, save resources
Central Washington landowners can learn how to plan a safe and prosperous future for their woodland through an online course hosted by WSU Extension.
Kayla Wells-Yoakum named statewide director of WSU Extension 4-H
Kayla Wells-Yoakum has been named statewide director of WSU Extension 4-H, Washington’s largest youth development program. Wells-Yoakum is ready to guide the program into its next era of growth, partnership, and positive youth impact.
New Extension guides: yellow-legged hornets, bee-killing mites, and X-disease
Find timely insights on an invasive bee-killing wasp, controls for a devastating honey bee mite, and sampling methods for vectors of a damaging disease of stone fruits.
Tree fruit commission, WSU reaffirm landmark partnership, endowed chair support
Research and industry leaders from WSU and the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission reaffirmed their partnership for science serving the Washington tree fruit industry at a special event.