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Spokane Seed provides product, knowledge backed by a century
Evolution is a thing in business as well as biology. Spokane Seed has been around for more than a century, and it …
Commodity report for March 17, 2025
Commodity report as of March 17, 2025
Univ. Of Washington again a Fulbright top producer
SEATTLE – The University of Washington has been recognized once again as one of American higher education’s top producers of Fulbright students and scholars. T…
WSU wine scientists show pre- and post-fermentation alcohol adjustments have comparable results
RICHLAND — Winemakers can practice more stylistic control over their product than previously thought, according to new research from Washington State Universit…
Getting ready: Preparing for next growing season requires looking at markets
QUINCY — Farming is one of those businesses that requires thinking ahead. Part of that is paying close and careful attention to markets. Larry Schaapman…
SharkFarmer: Ag influencer brings wisdom to FFA students
SPOKANE — Never give up and never get dragged back down. That was the message for the Future Farmers of America members assembled for the keynote speech at the…
Research collaborations address potato virus management challenges
KENNEWICK – At a presentation hosted at the Washington – Oregon Potato Conference Jan. 29, leading researchers discussed their ongoing projects aimed at combat…
Wildcat Farm, Ellensburg Bee Co. enjoy mutually beneficial partnership
ELLENSBURG — In just a few short months, the Wildcat Farm at Central Washington University will be bustling with activity once again. But, in many ways, Far…
CWU students find inspiration, connection at Global Produce and Floral Show
ELLENSBURG — Agriculture is the cornerstone of civilization around the world, and as such, the International Fresh Produce Association’s (IFPA) annual Global P…
A farming future: Students get a look at ag life at Spokane Ag Show
SPOKANE — The Spokane Ag Show is one of the largest trade shows in the Northwest. For the first two days, it looks like any other big expo: booths with every p…
WSDA to treat yards for Japanese beetles in Yakima, Benton and Franklin counties
OLYMPIA — The Washington State Department of Agriculture Pest Program is seeking permission from property owners in Yakima, Benton and Franklin counties to tre…