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New From Extension: Changing Impacts To Washington Agriculture, Research Insights On Cover Crops

By Seth Truscott

The latest online guides from WSU Extension offer research-based insights on cover crop mixes and monocultures, as well as potential climate impacts to Washington agriculture.

Through the Extension Publications Store, experts from WSU and partner institutions share a wide range of informational resources aimed at farmers, gardeners, homeowners, and other communities. The storefront includes a list of recent products.

Anticipated Climate Change Impacts on Agriculture in Washington State (EM134E)

This article summarizes what is known about anticipated climate impacts to the agricultural sector in Washington state. With a diversity of conditions, agricultural products, and production systems across the region, there is significant complexity. Authors include Aaron Whittemore, Chad Kruger, Kirti Rajagopalan, Kathryn Doonan, Michael Phelps, Sonia Hall, Gabriel LaHue, Danielle Gelardi, and Georgine Yorgey.

Source : wsu.edu

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