Send us a text Love veggies? Me, too. And so does my friend Tim Waters, regional vegetable specialist at WSU Extension. In this episode, you'll hear: What Extension isWhat it was like for Extension agents back in 1918How he solves problems—from insect ID to veggie pathogens to lightning strikes in fieldsOne cool journey from community college all the way to a PhDResources you can use: Check out WSU Extension yourself (or look up Extension near you)Learn more about WSU research farmsFind out h...
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Send us a text Love veggies? Me, too. And so does my friend Tim Waters, regional vegetable specialist at WSU Extension. In this episode, you'll hear: What Extension isWhat it was like for Extension agents back in 1918How he solves problems—from insect ID to veggie pathogens to lightning strikes in fieldsOne cool journey from community college all the way to a PhDResources you can use: Check out WSU Extension yourself (or look up Extension near you)Learn more about WSU research farmsFind out h...
Your Paw-some Question | Do turtles live inside their shells?
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Your Paw-some Question | Do turtles live inside their shells?
Send us a text Today Cosmo and I learn about turtles and how they grow their amazing shells —all thanks to my friend, Ryan Wagner, wildlife biologist at Washington State University (and former turtle pedicurist). Art and science go hand and hand. Check out Ryan Wagner's website to see his incredible photos 📸🐢 As always, submit burning questions at askdruniverse.wsu.edu. Who knows where your questions will take us next.
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Send us a text Love veggies? Me, too. And so does my friend Tim Waters, regional vegetable specialist at WSU Extension. In this episode, you'll hear: What Extension isWhat it was like for Extension agents back in 1918How he solves problems—from insect ID to veggie pathogens to lightning strikes in fieldsOne cool journey from community college all the way to a PhDResources you can use: Check out WSU Extension yourself (or look up Extension near you)Learn more about WSU research farmsFind out h...
