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Learn what’s happening at WaSHI’s long-term research site focused on dryland cropping systems with livestock.
A new tool from WSDA makes it easier to find publications focused on nutrient management for Washington crops.
Learn why WSDA is evaluating new infrastructure for animal-derived feedstocks.
WaSHI collaborators convened for a trio of events to learn about tree fruit soil health and set priorities for advancing soil health in Washington.
This is one of only a handful of state programs in the U.S. helping agricultural producers be part of the climate solution and achieve co-benefits such as improving soil health.
WaSHI’s new extension coordinator senior
STAR is open for grains and legumes, juice and wine grapes, and tree fruit, and will open soon for vegetable and root crops. And we’re hiring a new Market and Incentives Specialist to make it all happen!
Learn from Doug Schuster about applying compost to erosion-prone hilltops in Washington’s dryland wheat fallow region.
WSDA releases a new tool! Upload your soil data and automatically generate customized interpretive reports for growers and land managers near you.
WaSHI’s Long-term Agroecological Research and Extension Sites (LTARE) continue to expand to six sites across the state.