The WA64 apple is the newest breed of apple to come out of the WSU apple breeding program, a program the university has a long history with, going back three decades. WSU’s efforts to develop a superior...

The WSU apple breeding program has released WA 64 which is expected to hit grocery stores by 2029.  WA 64 is a hybrid between the popular Cripps Pink, an apple that falls within the Pink Lady family,...

WSU’s Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center is breeding a new type of apple, which is looking to be on store shelves within the next few years. Horticulture department professor  Katherine Evans...

To make the apple cider fermentation process easier and more predictable, WSU researchers are trying to add more nutrients to cider. The research team is creating a powder base with extra nutrients...

Approximately seven miles southeast of WSU’s Pullman campus on Rocky Butte, a historic apple was rediscovered by the Lost Apple Project. Roy Druffel, a farmer who owns land on Rocky Butte, is a committee...