Seminars will be held at FSHN T101 and via Zoom. "Wild beans and citizen science, enhancing genetic resources"

"Improving Emergence in Winter Canola in the Pacific Northwest"9:00 a.m., Clark 393 and via Zoom

"From Data to harvest: How generative AI is shaping precision agriculture"

'A Multi-Omic Approach for Genetic Mapping and Prediction of Antagonistic Traits' Nonoy Bandillo is an assistant professor and project director of the Small Grains Breeding Program at North Carolina State University. He earned […]

"Improving Spring Wheat Breeding Efficiency through Genomic, Phenomic, and Multi-Environment Modeling Strategies"

"Phenotypic plasticity mediated adaptation: a tale from integrating citizen science and open science" Xianran Li is a Research Biologist specializing in Computational Bioinformatics at the USDA-ARS Wheat Health, Genetics, and […]

"Connecting Genes and Nutrition: Association Studies and Chromosomal Synteny in Legumes"

"Fate and Transport of Biodegradable Plastics in the Terrestrial Environment"3:00-5:00 p.m., Chicona Room, Puyallup and via Zoom

"Short Term Outcomes of Sustainable Management Practices on Soil Health and Nutritional Composition of Crops in Dryland Cropping Systems"10:00-10:30 a.m., Clark Hall 393 and via Zoom

"Mapping Spatial Variability of Yield, Grain Protein Concentration, and Nitrogen Uptake in Wheat Fields"