WSU Field Crop Tours Throughout June
Mark your calendar for the 2024 WSU field crop tours this spring.
Mark your calendar for the 2024 WSU field crop tours this spring.
There is continuing concern for potentially severe stripe rust on highly susceptible varieties in the 2024 growing season.
Dr. Tim Murray provides recommendations to consider for the most recent stripe rust forecast.
The WSU projects that received funding from the Washington Grain Commission in fiscal year 2024 are summarized in the 2023-2024 WSU Wheat and Barley Research Progress Report.
Dr. Clark Neely shares his observations of cold injury in Southeastern Washington.
Dr. Clark Neely shares cold injury observations in wheat and barley from frigid temperatures in January 2024.
Dr. Clark Neely has released the final report of the 2023 cereal variety performance trials.
Dr. Clark Neely summarizes results from 2022-23 new winter wheat variety trials.
Videos with winter and spring wheat variety descriptions are available.
An update from Dr. Clark Neely about the spring planting season and early observations in the Variety Testing Program.
Soilborne Wheat Mosaic Virus was recently confirmed in a new location in Grant County, Washington.
If you are looking to plant spring wheat, there are some things you should consider…
Snow mold observations during Clark Neely’s trip to Douglas County the week of April 22, 2023.
Dr. Xianming Chen’s (USDA-ARS Plant Pathologist) March 10, 2023, stripe rust forecast says that stripe rust will be in the moderate range for the 2023 growing season.
From the Field updates from Dr. Clark Neely for the week of March 30, 2023.
The winter of 2022-23 is shaping up to be a bad snow mold year causing some growers to choose to reseed their fields this spring.
The WSU Variety Selection Tool was recently updated with the newest yield and rating data available for all classes of wheat and barley.
From the Field updates are a new addition to the Timely Topics lineup. Dr. Clark Neely will share his field and variety trial observations this spring as he makes his way around Eastern Washington checking on trials.
Clark Neely shares a summary of 2022 spring wheat variety performance.
The 2022-2023 Research Progress Reports and the 2022 WSU Weed Control Report are now available on the Wheat and Small Grains website.
During the summer of 2020, WSU Field Days went virtual due to the pandemic. Despite having in person field days the past two years, the Variety Testing Program, with assistance from the WSU division of…
The 2022 crop tour season will soon be starting and provides opportunities to view field trials and interact with Washington State University personnel. The list below provides an outline of when each small grain variety…
The Washington Grain Commission held its 2022 Wheat and Barley Research Review on February 15th in Pullman. This annual review provides growers and other industry members the opportunity to see results from research the Commission funded the…
What a difference a year makes! It is not an understatement to say that 2021 was a challenging year for wheat production across Washington state due to the drought, and that was particularly true for…
It’s no secret that 2021 will go down in the record books as one of the driest years on record for Washington State and the PNW as a whole. In fact, yields were down on…