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Here's one less thing to be concerned about as the year comes to a close: the WSDA hasn't found any murder hornets in the US in 2022.

An abnormally dry spring has heralded an early start to what could be a prolonged fire season in 2021. Last year, more than 840,000 acres burned in Washington, above twice the 10-year average.

Airing Monday, May 24, the episode highlights how students use milk from the WSU’s Knott Dairy Center and other sources to make Cougar Gold cheese.

May 11, 2021 WSU scientists are inspecting honey bee hives to develop a better way to measure colony health and make beekeeping decisions. By Seth Truscott College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences Millions of honey bees trek across America each year, pollinating almonds, apples, melons, and many more crops. Trucked in great stacks of hives, bee colonies are dispersed across hundreds of miles. It’s very difficult for beekeepers to track the impact from pests, diseases, pesticides, and environmental factors at every location. This spring, scientists at Washington State Un...

March 16, 2021 Members of WSU Extension’s Department of Governmental Studies and Services are helping lead a partnership for remote worker training statewide. By Seth Truscott College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences A new, statewide remote worker certification program launched by Washington State University Extension is helping rural Washington residents seize opportunities in an increasingly digital workplace. Created in partnership with Northwest businesses, technology groups, and employment agencies, the online course was developed to provide unemployed and underemp...