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Skip to main content Skip to navigation C ollege of A gricultural, H uman, and N atural R esource S ciences Give to IAREC Prosser IAREC Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center Keyword Search Home About About From the Director Campus History Prosser Graduate Student Association (PGSA) Job Opportunities Employee Resources People Browse By Department Administrative Team Faculty Graduate Students Research Research Overview Centers Farms Funding Extension Extension Overview Tours Events Education Education Overview Open Programs Housing Options Contact Home 100 years of Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension People Research Extension Workshops Previous Next News & Noteworthy Dr. Michelle Moyer wins 2020 Extension Distinction Award Posted by jamie.meek | January 29, 2020 WSU IAREC professor, Dr. Michelle Moyer, has been awarded the 2020 Extension Distinction Award from the American Society for Enology and Viticulture for her significant contributions to the field. Visit Dr. Michelle Moyer wins 2020 Extension Distinction Award WSU Insider: Precision pruning can help machines safely, efficiently harvest apples Posted by jamie.meek | July 12, 2019 Partnering with scientists in horticulture and biological systems engineering at WSU and Pennsylvania State University, lead author Xin Zhang, a doctoral student at WSU’s Center for Precision & Automated Agricultural Systems (CPAAS), published “A Precision… Visit WSU Insider: Precision pruning can help machines safely, efficiently harvest apples CAHNRS News: Training helps Nepal plant scientists defend against viral disease Posted by jamie.meek | July 12, 2019 Helping scientists and farmers in Nepal, Naidu Rayapati, professor of plant pathology and director of the WSU Irrigated Agriculture Research & Extension Center, co-led a hands-on training course on viral diseases that harm vegetable crops. Visit CAHNRS News: Training helps Nepal plant scientists defend against viral disease Browse more news » Follow Us Tweets View on Facebook Events Centennial Celebration Food Safety Irrigated Agriculture Viticulture & Enology The World’s Largest Irrigated Agriculture Center The Washington State University, Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center (WSU Prosser IAREC) is the focal point for the University, the U.S. Department of Agriculture – Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS), and the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) research, extension, and plant certification programs that address the concerns of irrigated agriculture. An estimated two-thirds of the agricultural production in the state comes from irrigated land, making such research of vital interest to Washington’s economy, both for intrastate distribution and exportation. Learn more about Prosser IAREC 2018 Annual Report IAREC scientists had a productive 2018 with numerous reviewed publications and very strong commodity and federal grant support. Our significant contributions to graduate education continued during 2018, hosting over 30 students from 11 countries. Download 2018 Annual Report (.pdf) About From the Director Campus History Job Opportunities Employee Resources Research Centers Farms Funding Extension Tours Events Centennial Graduate Studies Open Programs Housing Options Accessibility | Policies | Copyright Site by CAHNRS Communications Washington State University Search Contact Share About Campus Employee Resources From the Director History Job Opportunities Living in Prosser / Tri-Cities WA Strategic Plan (2016) Contact Courses Education Housing Options Dormitory Rules Programs Accepting Graduate Students Extension Events Tours Give to Prosser IAREC Home News & Events People Administrative Team Faculty Farm & Facilities Team Graduate Students Profile Program Staff Prosser Graduate Student Association (PGSA) USDA-ARS Scientists USDA-ARS Staff Washington State Department of Agriculture Research Research Centers Research Farms Research Funding Student Resources facebook twitter youtube Social media at WSU myWSU Access Policies ©...