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From Field to Flour: The hows and whys of certified seed with WSCIA
The Washington State Crop Improvement Association visits the Wheat Beat podcast to share why certified seed and ensuring varietal purity are important for maintaining high-quality grain in the PNW.
Resources:
Washington State Crop Improvement Association: washingtoncrop.com
Contact information:
Aaron Jeschke, Assistant Manager, Washington State Crop Improvement Association: washingtoncrop.com/staff
Cheyan James: Foundation Seed Manager, Washington State Crop Improvement Association: washingtoncrop.com/staff
Episode transcription: smallgrains.wsu.edu/wbp191
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The Washington State Crop Improvement Association visits the Wheat Beat podcast to share why certified seed and ensuring varietal purity are important for maintaining high-quality grain in the PNW.
Resources:
Washington State Crop Improvement Association: washingtoncrop.com
Contact information:
Aaron Jeschke, Assistant Manager, Washington State Crop Improvement Association: washingtoncrop.com/staff
Cheyan James: Foundation Seed Manager, Washington State Crop Improvement Association: washingtoncrop.com/staff
Episode transcription: smallgrains.wsu.edu/wbp191
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