ALT screenshot of the save family farming interview with doug collins: new episode, WSU highlights compost research, benefits. Dr. doug collins, soil scientist at WSU's CSANR talks about the #DigIntoCompost campaign on the farming show. Doug is pictured in the center wearing a plaid shirt with tree branches in the background.
ALT The back end of a green truck backed up to a large compost pile with the words "compost buy-back programs could build soil carbon while stimulating Washington's economy" in white letters over the top of the photo.
ALT The back end of a green truck backed up to a large compost pile with the words "by investing in compost markets and creating incentives, Washington could support both environmental and economic goals" in white letters over the top of the photo.
ALT The back end of a green truck backed up to a large compost pile with the words "Ready to #DigIntoCompost to learn more? Find the study on our website: https://csanr.wsu.edu/dig-into-compost/" in white letters over the top of the photo.
ALT The back end of a green truck backed up to a large compost pile with the words "compost buy-back programs could build soil carbon while stimulating Washington's economy" in white letters over the top of the photo.
ALT The back end of a green truck backed up to a large compost pile with the words "by investing in compost markets and creating incentives, Washington could support both environmental and economic goals" in white letters over the top of the photo.
ALT The back end of a green truck backed up to a large compost pile with the words "Ready to #DigIntoCompost to learn more? Find the study on our website: https://csanr.wsu.edu/dig-into-compost/" in white letters over the top of the photo.
ALT A compost bin with food scraps and the words "compost can be worth the cost - if it goes to the right crops in the right places."
ALT Rolling hills with green dryland wheat and a blue sky with white fluffy clouds. Overlaid in white font are the words "high rates of compost can be a useful amendment to increase water-holding capacity in dryland wheat systems: insights from a long-term study."
ALT a compost bin with green materials, with a red color block in front and the words "be a compost advocate, join us today! let's dig into compost with WSU's center for sustaining agriculture and natural resources"
ALT It’s that time — birds are chirping, seeds are starting, and field work is just getting underway. With all the prep work in gear, you might be thinking about using compost in your home garden, your ag operation, or thinking about a bit of research field work around compost usage.
ALT Good news! CSANR is ready to help you hashtag#DigIntoCompost. Through the next few weeks, we will be highlighting work with compost as a primary solution to common problems, and how we can improve compost through continued regiona
ALT Ready to dig in? Join us at: https://csanr.wsu.edu/dig-into-compost/ and start learning more about compost and the development of compost research programs with CSANR!