This Washington State University weather station in Tonasket is part of the AgWeatherNet service, providing growers with detailed environmental data. courtesy washington state university More precise integrated pest management practices go hand in hand with accurate weather and environmental data. You can’t have better targeted insect sprays or use predictive disease models without information like rainfall, temperature, degree-days, and such. More than 135 public weather stations are linked in Washington State to create AgWeatherNet, a network that’s managed by Washington State University. Michigan has a similar network called Enviro-Weather that links about 65 weather stations in the state and 6 […]