Kalcsits named endowed chair for tree fruit environmental physiology and management at WSU
Washington State University physiologist Lee Kalcsits has been named WSU’s endowed chair for tree fruit environmental physiology and management, according
Washington State University physiologist Lee Kalcsits has been named WSU’s endowed chair for tree fruit environmental physiology and management, according
Northwest Michigan farms struggle with climate change.
While continuing research, WSU scientist aims to commercialize subsurface wine grape irrigation.
A precision approach can help pear growers protect packouts.
Washington State University Extension specialist advises digging soil pits to assess irrigation and nutrition.
Ste. Michelle specialist shares her strategies for remote sensing.
Summer water deficits can cause Honeycrisp fruit size to skew a little smaller, which can reduce bitter pit incidence.
Water stress sensor technologies offer more accurate assessments for when growers should irrigate, and how much.
Differences in ground water and surface irrigation can impact soil.
Oregon State University Extension plants new vineyards for studies as region’s wine grape acreage continues to grow.