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The REACCH project was initiated in 2011 to ensure sustainable cereal production in the inland Pacific Northwest. The project was led by an interdisciplinary team of scientists and other professionals from three land grant institutions and the USDA Agricultural Research Service, with funding from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture’s Climate Variability and Change Program.
This long-term cropping systems study seeks to evaluate annual and/or
diversified crop rotations in what is traditionally a winter-wheat summer
fallow system. Located in Ritzville, Washington, with an annual rainfall of
11 inches. Pre- and...
This long-term cropping systems study seeks to evaluate annual and/or
diversified crop rotations in what is traditionally a winter-wheat summer
fallow system. Located in Ritzville, Washington, with an annual rainfall of
11 inches. Pre- and...
Research at the Ralston project from 2012-2016 focused on integration of a
novel cereal (winter triticale) in the winter wheat-fallow rotation, with
chemical fallow management. Winter triticale and a full-height winter wheat
were grown for their...
This long-term cropping systems study seeks to evaluate annual and/or
diversified crop rotations in what is traditionally a winter-wheat summer
fallow system. Located in Ritzville, Washington, with an annual rainfall of
11 inches. Pre- and...
This long-term cropping systems study seeks to evaluate annual and/or
diversified crop rotations in what is traditionally a winter-wheat summer
fallow system. Located in Ritzville, Washington, with an annual rainfall of
11 inches. Pre- and...