Skagit Valley tulip bulbs offer color, size, shape galore
With dozens of good choices in tulip bulbs, it's time to "go local" and look at what's grown right in Washington. "From what my grandpa told me, I don't think Holland has any better growing conditions than we do here," says sixth-generation grower Brent Roozen. Each bulb pulled from Roozengaarde's Skagit Valley fields is inspected for quality and size four times before going to market, where Roozen says it'll outperform imported bulbs. Read the rest of the Seattle Times article »
Magnificent Cougar Graces Campus
“There’s a new Coug in town!” said a bystander watching the painstaking installation of an 11-foot tall cougar statue at Martin Stadium Thursday morning. Placed just in time for the Apple Cup, the granite and bronze monument is destined to become one of WSU’s most notable landmarks.
For more photos and the story behind the new statue, please visit WSU Today.
Connections Wins Platinum
Connections, the magazine for alumni of the College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences and WSU Extension, has won a platinum MarCom Award for overall excellence. In addition, Connections Online won a gold award for the excellence of its design, while our feature story on the future of food and farming won a gold award for excellence in writing. The MarCom Awards are given annually to the best examples of marketing and communications. Connections competed against not only other institutions of higher education but Fortune 500 companies as well. Connections is written and produced by the Marketing and News Services team.
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