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@WSUWheatDoc joined the #wheatbeat podcast to share over 40 years of #wheatdisease expertise before retirement. How have things changed over the decades?
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#StripeRust #eyespot #strawbreaker #Cephalosporium #plantpathology #wawheat #smallgrains
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Washington State University plant pathologists keep an eye out for unusual problems. capitalpress.com/ag_sectors/…
One of our great first-year PhD students giving an invited talk selected from submitted abstracts. Students are doing great work with direct application to applied breeding programs. #NAPPN2024
One graduate student giving their first presentation and one giving their last. Excited to have both of them in the program doing great work in high-throughput phenotyping for the breeding program! #NAPPN2024
Got this picture from my cooperator so loaded up last week and went out to collect notes. There sure are a few lines in my mid-generation material that need to be dropped. A number of good lines that survived the cold as well! Looking forward to a great summer!
The WSU winter wheat breeding program has a position open for a field technician to work on all things field related to the breeding program. An excellent opportunity to make an impact for growers! wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en…
The winter wheat breeding program at WSU has a position open for an excellent candidate to work in the field and greenhouse evaluating new breeding lines for commercial production! wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en…
At the Wheat Quality Council meetings listening to a great talk from US Wheat about our export markets and the opportunities we have for expansion.
WSU Winter Wheat retweeted
Lind dryland research station hires new director | bit.ly/3M5n8fk via @wsunews #AgNews #research #WAwheat #WAbarley #smallgrains #WSU #WGCnews #GoCougs @wsucahnrs @WSUSmallGrains @WSUweeds
I am looking for a full time technician to help manage the field component of the breeding program. Pass along if you know of anyone interested. wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en…
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A Northwest dryland wheat farmer looks to the sky, contemplates the coming harvest nwnewsnetwork.org/2023-03-17…
WSU Winter Wheat retweeted
Reminder: Herbicide efficacy depends on application windows. Check out this handy Broadleaf & Grass Herbicide Application Timing Guide from @WSUExtension @WSUweeds and @WashingtonGrain 👉 bit.ly/3ZxJERf
#research #education #farmingpractices #herbicideresistance #weeds
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Have you noticed that wheat fields throughout Eastern Washington are full of #DownyBome or #ItalianRyegrass? In our latest #TimelyTopic, @WSUweeds & Dr. Ian Burke are asking for samples from your field to help us figure this out 👇🌾#GoCougs #WSU
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Replying to @WashingtonGrain
@WashingtonGrain hosted 4 members of the Japan club wheat technical exchange team today. They toured #WSU greenhouses w/@clubwheat from @USDA_ARS, met w/our spring wheat breeder, & checked out research plots @ our Spillman Farm. So many effective partnerships in action! #GoCougs
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Watch for stripe rust with smartphones | bit.ly/3zzdZFl via @WAWheatGrowers #WheatLifeMagazine #spotlight #wheatlife #WAwheat #WAbarley #smallgrains #wheat #research #pestmanagement #farmingpractices #technology
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Application timing for herbicides is crucial. In our latest #WeedersOfTheWest blog post, Judit Barroso from @OregonStateExt walks us through past experience with herbicides for #DownyBrome & #FeralRye. Linked below! #GoCougs #WSU 👇🌿
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Washington State University weed science plot tour June 8th 1:00 PM starting at the Palouse Conservation Field Station 4153 Pullman Albion Road, Pullman WA 99163 @WSUExtension @wsucahnrs – at Pullman, WA
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We are beyond excited to have the 2022 #WSU Weed Science Field Tour in person this year! Join us next Wednesday, June 8th. Details about registration, credits, and more are below. See you soon! 👇🌾 #GoCougs
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It has been cold and windy and wet, but notes on the herbicide tolerant wheat don’t wait. Most lines looking good at 28 DAT.
WSU is hiring an Assistant/Associate Professor of Dryland Cropping Systems Agronomist! The focus is our dryland wheat production systems to enhance productivity. No better place to work on wheat than Washington! wsu.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en…





















