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Rotational Crops

Like any crop, wheat should be grown as part of entire crop production system. Decisions made throughout the production system will impact the success of the winter wheat crop. On this page, you will find information that would be beneficial to your overall cropping system.

Oilseed Crop Resources

Pulse Cropping Resources

WSU Wilke Research Extension Farm

WSU Dryland Field Day Abstracts

  • 2021 Field Day Abstracts
    Part I: Pathology, Weeds, and Insects
    Part II: Breeding, Genetic Improvement, and Variety Evaluation
    Part III: Agronomy and Soils
    Part IV: Oilseeds and Other Alternative Crops
  • 2020 Field Day Abstracts
    Part I: Oilseeds and Other Alternative Crops
    Part II: Pathology, Weeds, and Insects
    Part III: Breeding, Genetic Improvement, and Variety Evaluation
    Part IV: Agronomy and Soils
  • 2019 Field Day Abstracts
    Part I: Agronomy and Soils
    Part II: Oilseeds and Other Alternative Crops
    Part III: Pathology, Weeds, and Insects
    Part IV: Breeding, Genetic Improvement, and Variety Evaluation

Archived Field Day Abstracts

Monitoring Pea Weevil Results

Enterprise Budget for Intermediate Rainfall Region

The Extension publication “Enterprise Budgets: Wheat & Canola Rotations in Eastern Washington Intermediate Rainfall (12-16″) Zone (Oilseed Series)” and the low rainfall version are powerful tools to help you calculate and compare the short and long-term economics of including canola in a cereal rotation.

Cover Cropping and Companion Cropping for the Inland Pacific Northwest

The Extension publication, Cover Cropping and Companion Cropping for the Inland Pacific Northwest: First Steps in a Feasibility Study is now available. This project was an initial feasibility study for cover- and companion-crop mixes in a dryland cropping zone that depends heavily on winter precipitation.


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