Archive

Excerpt: Study examines who participates in compost incentive programs and identifies barriers, motivations, and equity considerations among producers.

Excerpt: Researchers isolate and develop fungal pathogens as potential biopesticides to manage codling moth in Washington apple orchards.

Excerpt: Machine learning and satellite data enable scalable, uncertainty-aware soil carbon measurement to support outcome-based agricultural incentive program

Excerpt: Final report on SmartChip diagnostics to quantify soil pathogens and beneficial microbes.

Excerpt: Final report summarizes modeling framework evaluating erosion reduction from targeted conservation practices in eastern Washington cropping systems.

Excerpt: Final report summarizes a youth farmers market project connecting students and families with local BIOAg produce.

Excerpt: Final report for project evaluating disease resistance among heritage chicken breeds in organic poultry systems.

Excerpt: Research evaluates compost teas to improve nutrient cycling, residue breakdown, and soil microbial function in Washington systems.

Excerpt: Comprehensive Washington state gardening handbook covering horticulture, sustainability, and environmental stewardship.

Excerpt: Documents progress of trials testing fungal biopesticide efficacy for controlling Varroa mites in honey bee colonies.