Campbell LectureJay Ham, Professor of Micrometeorology and Sensor Technology, Dept. of Soil and Crop Sciences, Colorado State University"Demystifying AI in Soil and Crop Sciences: A Hands-On Framework for Learning and Teaching AI, IoT, and Sensor Technology for Irrigation Management and Beyond"2:10-3:10 p.m., VBRB 305Zoom Meeting ID: 932 4332 7055; Passcode: 673409

'Agroecological Futures: A Geospatial Framework for Resilient Food, Energy, and Water Systems'

Please note that this seminar will be held in VBRB 305. "Addressing Soil Compaction Management Knowledge Gaps in Eastern Washington Cropping Systems"2:00 p.m., VBRB 305- exit seminar; 3:15 p.m., Clark […]

"Building a Flexible Data Management System for Agricultural Research"

“Evaluation of the Potential of Eragrostis tef to produce Hybrid Crosses and Use in Seed Production in Central Washington”2:00 p.m., Clark 331 and via Zoom

"Plant-Derived Herbicides and their Use in the Dryland, Inland Pacific Northwest"8:00 a.m., Clark 393 and via Zoom

“Cultivating Connections: Sociology, Agriculture and Food Systems, The Quest for Food Justice and Sustainable Food Futures, and Interdisciplinary Collaboration”

"Pre-harvest Sprouting and Late Maturity Alpha-Amylase in Wheat, a Proteomics Perspective"

"Improving Spring Wheat Breeding Efficiency through Genomic, Phenomic, and Multi-Environment Modeling Strategies"9:00 a.m., via Zoom

"Using Environmental Factors to Understand Patterns in Weed Emergence Timings in the Inland Pacific Northwest"11:00 a.m., ITB 305 and via Zoom

"Unlocking Quinoa's Budding Potential: Overcoming Barriers to its Adoption as a Rotational Crop in Western Washington and Beyond"