Our Work
Read the WaSHI annual reports
Many new projects and faces in a big year for WaSHI
The Washington Soil Health Initiative Roadmap is a detailed plan to maintain and improve soil health in Washington state. The 124-page living document outlines the current issues of soil health and barriers to adopting soil health-promoting practices.
Nearly 1,000 soil samples have been collected across Washington's diverse regions and cropping systems as a part of the State of the Soils Assessment.
Six long-term agroecological research and extension (LTARE) sites have been established in each of Washington's unique agroecological regions.
Sustainable Farms and Fields is a grant program that makes it easier and more affordable for farmers and ranchers to implement climate-smart practices.
Bringing soil health experts together from across the country, SoilCon is Washington's soil health conference.
A free voluntary program, STAR: Saving Tomorrow's Agricultural Resources, is going live in Washington to generate public recognition and economic valuation for on-farm soil heath management.