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This pub examines the preliminary data on growing and using buckwheat and sudangrass as composting feedstock: learn more about this novel technique here.

The invasive Asian giant hornet poses a significant threat to honey bees, public health, and the environment: beekeepers and the public can learn more here.

Potential benefits from these irrigation systems include saving water and energy and increasing crop productivity and profitability: learn more in this pub.

T-shirt comes in both men's and women's fit.

Instrumentally Inseminated (I.I.) Breeder Queen are intensive to produce. Please contact the WSU Bee Program for current availability and seasonal production.

WSU Program Queens WSU Program queen – naturally mated. Due to our climate, queen production takes place in June and July and WSU Program Queens will be available for shipment in July-August. Limited quantities are available – priority will be given to beekeeping associations in the PNW involved in local breeding efforts.