By Rachel Webber, College of Agricultural, Human & Natural Resource Sciences PROSSER, Wash. – Better late than never. That’s a common sentiment among Washingtonians in the aftermath of a February of significant recovery in the mountain snowpack.
Just when everyone thought winter had left and spring was here to stay, Pullman residents woke up to a ground covered in snow. The week’s forecast has a bit of snow for Wednesday, but Thursday and Friday are looking better with a high of 47 and a low of 34 degrees. The snowdrop […]
PULLMAN – WSU has released four new wheat varieties for commercialization, including Xerpha, a soft-white common winter wheat, which is highly adapted to a broad range of production zones in Washington, Oregon, southern Idaho and northern California. “WSU’s job is to work in partnership with industry so growers will have the best varieties possible,” said […]
Pullman has been covered in snow for the past few days, and snow is expected to continue for a few more. Here are some photos of the campus from the past few days. Snow is expected to continue until Sunday. On Sunday, weather forcasters predict a partly cloudy day with […]
PULLMAN – Looking to upgrade your winter sport equipment? The 33rd annual WSU Ski Swap on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 will provide people with the opportunity to purchase new equipment at discounted prices. The event will feature vendors from all over the northwest. Onsite vendors will be selling snowboards, skis, boots, apparel, gloves, goggles and more […]