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Visit Climate Change & Stream Flow for Salmon: Barriers & Opportunities for Adaptation in Washington State Climate Change & Stream Flow for Salmon: Barriers & Opportunities for Adaptation in Washington State Posted by Amanda Stahl | May 29, 2024 Predicting climate impacts on water availability for agriculture and potential effects on salmon populations requires us to understand natural seasonal changes in streamflow patterns across…
Visit Biochar Doping: Not Another Olympic Scandal Biochar Doping: Not Another Olympic Scandal Posted by Katie Doonan | October 31, 2023 If you run in any of the same circles as me, biochar is a hot topic of conversation as of late. There is potential for…
Visit What’s so Good about Biodiversity in Crop Production? What’s so Good about Biodiversity in Crop Production? Posted by Andrew McGuire | October 10, 2023 In a 2012 book, Donald Maier asked, “What’s so good about biodiversity?” He describes how difficult it is to critique principles of biodiversity because all…
Visit Implications of Shifting Timing in Water Availability in Eastern Washington Implications of Shifting Timing in Water Availability in Eastern Washington Posted by Aaron Whittemore | September 12, 2023 The Columbia River Basin has grappled with limited water supplies for decades. This was most noticeable during 2015, when we experienced severe summertime drought across…
Visit Sagebrush Shrub-steppe or Cheatgrass Prairie? Sagebrush Shrub-steppe or Cheatgrass Prairie? Posted by Andrew McGuire | September 5, 2023 Although I work in irrigated agriculture, the views on my morning commute are all sagebrush, or the shrub-steppe as this native plant community is called.…
Visit Deficit Irrigation Conserves Water in Agriculture to Aid in Combating Water Stress Deficit Irrigation Conserves Water in Agriculture to Aid in Combating Water Stress Posted by Sarah Davis | September 27, 2022 Washington State has nearly 15 million acres of farmland with around 39,000 operating farms, each producing necessary agricultural commodities. A few of the most well-known…
It is not just feeding our families Posted by Esther Rugoli | January 16, 2018 This year CSANR sponsored registration for several WSU students to attend the Tilth Conference. We will post reflections written by the students over the next several weeks. Please…
Global agricultural regions to keep your eye on in the future Posted by Sonia A. Hall | November 13, 2017 One challenge I struggle with when sharing research focused at global scales is how to tease out answers to questions that are meaningful in the…
Visit Space Farming is Science FICTION Space Farming is Science FICTION Posted by Andrew McGuire | March 27, 2015 It said on the screen, “Bioregenerating Soil-Based Space Agriculture.” The title of the talk was “Beyond Intensification.” The speaker, a prominent researcher and prolific author,…
Promoting Global Food Security One Crop of Tomatoes at a Time Posted by Chuck Benbrook | October 23, 2014 In early September I visited a remarkable organic farm on the coast of California. This farm has been in organic production for about 30 years,…