WaSHI Annual Report FY25

WaSHI Blog

The WaSHI blog is an outlet for team members and collaborators to share Washington soil health projects with the public. This year, the WaSHI blog reached over 2,000 readers across all blog posts and over 1,300 readers of posts written this year. Blog posts explored topics in soil health research, outreach, and technical assistance.

A table titled “Blog Article” with two columns: article titles on the left and view counts on the right. The background is dark green, and the text is white. The list includes 16 blog articles with varying view counts. Examples include: “Reaching for the stars: one year into Washington’s Saving Tomorrow’s Agriculture Resources Program” (45 views) “Biochar: In a library of information, how can farmers flip through the index?” (229 views) “Guiding soil health advancement” (215 views) “Beyond the biochar hype—how to decide if it’s right for you” (117 views) Other articles cover topics like compost reimbursement programs, soil health ambassadors, climate resilience, and long-term research updates. View counts range from 32 to 229. Would you like me to summarize the top 3 most-viewed articles or create a short version for social media (under 125 characters)?

Read these blog posts and more at washingtonsoilhealthinitiative.com/blog