Lind Field Day

After a two-year hiatus, Washington State University returned to in person meetings during last week’s Lind Field Day in central Washington.  Clark Neely, researcher at WSU said many consider field days as an opportunity for researchers to talk at growers, but he noted these events are a two-way street. “I...

“This is the premier field day for WSU,” noted Washington State University's Drew Lyon. After a two-year absence, Washington State University’s Lind Field Day returns Thursday June 16th, near the Lind Dryland Research station. Lyon said the f ...

The 103rd Lind Field Day will take place June 13th at Washington State University’s Dryland Research Station.  As in year’s past, WSU researchers will discuss the latest in winter, club and spring wheat breeding, legislative leaders from across the state will be on hand to discuss the past session and look ahead to next year.   But new...

Washington State University will hold its 103rd annual Lind Field Day June 13th.  Growers from across the region can learn the latest research regarding wheat and pea varieties, soil health and improved practices for dryland areas.   Hosting a tour of the Lind Dryland Research Station, WSU and U.S. Depart...

Dryland growers will have an opportunity to learn about the newest crop varieties an practices during WSU’s Lind Field Day Thursday morning.  The Lind Dryland Research Station, WSU and USDA researchers will share the latest information on winter and spring wheat breeding efforts, soil microbes, winter pea varieties, agronomy, markets and much more.   I...

The Lind Field Day gets underway Thursday morning at the Washington State University Dryland Research Station.  WSU research agronomist Bill Schillinger told the Washington Ag Network this year’s field day will have several exciting addition to stander conversations about wheat varieties.  He said ...