Engaging across the research scale with Dr. Garett Heineck
Dr. Garett Heineck with the USDA-ARS Northwest Sustainable Agroecosystems Research Unit discusses several different methodologies for farmer co-innovation and co-production.
Dr. Garett Heineck with the USDA-ARS Northwest Sustainable Agroecosystems Research Unit discusses several different methodologies for farmer co-innovation and co-production.
In this episode, Dr. Mike Pumphrey gives an update on the WSU spring wheat breeding program and a new variety that should be available soon.
WSU School of Biological Sciences’ Dr. Asaph Cousins discusses plant resource-use efficiency and research into optimizing it in agricultural systems.
Management of your weed seed bank is really about understanding the biological characteristics in such a way that it allows you to think critically about how to prioritize your farming system.
In this episode, Marija Savic discusses her recent research into how application time may affect herbicide efficacy in smooth scouringrush applications.
Hear about the research, rotations, and results at the Wilke Farm from WSU’s Aaron Esser.
WSU Agricultural and Food Systems students interview Dr. Doug Collins and Dr. Andrew McGuire about organic matter and carbon sequestration in agricultural soils.
Hear the ins, outs, ups, and downs of soil acidity from guest Dr. Melissa Letourneau with the USDA-ARS Northwest Sustainable Agroecosystems Research team.
Hear about co-learning and co-innovation between the research and greater ag communities and how to join the WSU Farmers’ Network with guest Carol McFarland.
In this episode, AFS 201 students interview Washington State Tree Fruit Association President Jon DeVaney about the impacts new overtime rules will have on agriculture workers and employers.
Washington State University’s Dr. Yingxue Yu explains her research about the potential impacts microplastics may have on agricultural soils.
Listen as Natalie Sturm, WSU Ph.D. student, shares an update about her research into the effects of soil compaction on soil function, and crop growth and yield in this episode of the WSU Wheat Beat podcast.
This episode of the Wheat Beat podcast features Dr. Michael Walsh from the University of Western Australia.
WSU’s Dr. Amber Hauvermale and the USDA’s Dr. Alison Thompson discuss evaluating grain quality.
Show Notes & Resources Mentioned: Soil Health Initiative Soil & Water Resources The Soil Health Roadmap with Chris Benedict Saving Tomorrow’s Agricultural Resources – STAR Washington Soil Health Initiative website Washington Soil Health Initiative Twitter…
We have Cassandra Bates in her inaugural WSU Wheat Beat podcast episode this week. Join us as she and Drew Lyon discuss the Plant Pest Diagnostic Clinic Roundup from 2022.
We have Dr. Ian Burke back on the WSU Wheat Beat podcast where he and Drew Lyon discuss preemergence herbicides for grass control in wheat.
We have graduate student Carissa Morrison on her inaugural podcast episode about WSU’s Research & Extension Experiences for Undergraduates Program.
We have Dr. Garett Heineck back on the show where he and Drew Lyon sit down and discuss co-innovation, intercropping, and perennial grains.
This week on the podcast we have Dr. Isaac Madsen on for the last time with one last discussion with us about pea-ola.
We have Dr. Mike Pumphrey back on the podcast with a spring wheat breeding program update.
We have Dr. Clark Neely back on the podcast sharing with us the 2022 winter wheat variety testing program results.
We have Bill Schillinger on the WSU Wheat Beat Podcast where he discusses his recent studies on stubble heights and soil water maintenance.
Join us as we have Dr. Erin Brooks in the final installment of our three episode series with the University of Idaho in an extended discussion on the roll of crop diversity in soil health.
This week we have Dane Elmquist from the University of Idaho on the podcast discussing belowground arthropod communities, soil health, and winter peas.