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The pipeline… Visit Where the Magic Happens: Climate-Smart Practices Funded through Sustainable Farms and Fields Program Where the Magic Happens: Climate-Smart Practices Funded through Sustainable Farms and Fields Program Posted by Karen Hills | November 14, 2023 I recently wrote a blog post announcing that Sustainable Farms and Fields (SFF) had launched. This innovative program housed in the Washington State Conservation Commission… Visit Building Out a Plant-Forward Diet Building Out a Plant-Forward Diet Posted by Ali Schultheis | October 24, 2023 Throughout this Soil to Society series, we’ve discussed the grant’s goal of breeding varieties of wheat, barley, quinoa, buckwheat, lentils, and peas that are more… Visit Production and Food Science Faculty Unite to Train Next Generation Production and Food Science Faculty Unite to Train Next Generation Posted by Doug Collins | October 3, 2023 WSU extension and research faculty recently wrapped up a multi-year High-Value Horticulture and Processing internship program. In total, 24 interns were hosted by WSU in… Visit Assessing the “Super” in Whole-Grain Superfoods Assessing the “Super” in Whole-Grain Superfoods Posted by Ali Schultheis | September 18, 2023 We are halfway through our Soil to Society series, so let’s do a quick recap. Following along the Soil to Society pipeline, this grant is… Visit Growing Interest in Soil Health: An Appreciation-Based STEM Curriculum for Kids Growing Interest in Soil Health: An Appreciation-Based STEM Curriculum for Kids Posted by Molly McIlquham | August 1, 2023 Soil health education for youth is vital to change the outlook and attitude of future generations toward soil stewardship. Soil health is linked to some… Visit Washington SoilCon and Virtual Engagement Washington SoilCon and Virtual Engagement Posted by Chris Benedict | December 13, 2022 The last two years taught us how to adapt to rapid changes in our daily lives, including the major pivot to remote education. Remote education… Visit Looking to the Future: AgAID Institute Looking to the Future: AgAID Institute Posted by Jordan Jobe | November 29, 2022 In September 2021, WSU began leadership of a new Agriculture-Artificial Intelligence (AI) research Institute: the AgAID Institute. As the growing population increases food demand, agriculture… Visit Water Markets: The Complexity of Trading Private Rights to a Public Good Water Markets: The Complexity of Trading Private Rights to a Public Good Posted by Karie Boone | October 18, 2022 WSU researchers are examining water markets and barriers to their adoption as a potential strategy to adapt to climate changes. Those implementing water markets must… Pagination Now showing 1 - 10 of 97 Previous Next
Visit Reflections on 2023 Reflections on 2023 Posted by Katie Doonan | December 19, 2023 CSANR is an entity not easily explained in one fell swoop, but the range and breadth of projects we’ve undertaken throughout 2023 really showcase our…
Visit Expanding the Soil to Society Pipeline Strategy Expanding the Soil to Society Pipeline Strategy Posted by Ali Schultheis | November 20, 2023 Soil to Society is not just a grant, but a strategy of thinking that addresses gaps in current knowledge and between research disciplines. The pipeline…
Visit Where the Magic Happens: Climate-Smart Practices Funded through Sustainable Farms and Fields Program Where the Magic Happens: Climate-Smart Practices Funded through Sustainable Farms and Fields Program Posted by Karen Hills | November 14, 2023 I recently wrote a blog post announcing that Sustainable Farms and Fields (SFF) had launched. This innovative program housed in the Washington State Conservation Commission…
Visit Building Out a Plant-Forward Diet Building Out a Plant-Forward Diet Posted by Ali Schultheis | October 24, 2023 Throughout this Soil to Society series, we’ve discussed the grant’s goal of breeding varieties of wheat, barley, quinoa, buckwheat, lentils, and peas that are more…
Visit Production and Food Science Faculty Unite to Train Next Generation Production and Food Science Faculty Unite to Train Next Generation Posted by Doug Collins | October 3, 2023 WSU extension and research faculty recently wrapped up a multi-year High-Value Horticulture and Processing internship program. In total, 24 interns were hosted by WSU in…
Visit Assessing the “Super” in Whole-Grain Superfoods Assessing the “Super” in Whole-Grain Superfoods Posted by Ali Schultheis | September 18, 2023 We are halfway through our Soil to Society series, so let’s do a quick recap. Following along the Soil to Society pipeline, this grant is…
Visit Growing Interest in Soil Health: An Appreciation-Based STEM Curriculum for Kids Growing Interest in Soil Health: An Appreciation-Based STEM Curriculum for Kids Posted by Molly McIlquham | August 1, 2023 Soil health education for youth is vital to change the outlook and attitude of future generations toward soil stewardship. Soil health is linked to some…
Visit Washington SoilCon and Virtual Engagement Washington SoilCon and Virtual Engagement Posted by Chris Benedict | December 13, 2022 The last two years taught us how to adapt to rapid changes in our daily lives, including the major pivot to remote education. Remote education…
Visit Looking to the Future: AgAID Institute Looking to the Future: AgAID Institute Posted by Jordan Jobe | November 29, 2022 In September 2021, WSU began leadership of a new Agriculture-Artificial Intelligence (AI) research Institute: the AgAID Institute. As the growing population increases food demand, agriculture…
Visit Water Markets: The Complexity of Trading Private Rights to a Public Good Water Markets: The Complexity of Trading Private Rights to a Public Good Posted by Karie Boone | October 18, 2022 WSU researchers are examining water markets and barriers to their adoption as a potential strategy to adapt to climate changes. Those implementing water markets must…