Growing Wheat in Western Washington

Wheat has been grown in western Washington since settlement began in the mid 1800's. Newly developed varieties resistant to stripe rust have now greatly increased the potential for successful wheat pr ...

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Authors: Miles, Carol , Jones, Stephen S. , Roozen, Jonathan , Murphy, Kevin , Chen, Xianming

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