Associate Professor, Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension
Washington State University
3054 Carpenter Rd SE
Lacey, WA 98503
(w) (360) 790-9308
About
Stephen Bramwell is the County Director and Regional Agriculture Specialist for Washington State University Thurston County Extension. He earned an MS in Soil Science from Washington State University and a BA in International Community Development at the University of Washington Jackson School of International Studies.
Areas of research and extension include use of conservation grazing for rare species and habitat protection in semi-natural grasslands in Western Washington and Oregon; soil health management practices for grasslands, pastures, row crop production, and gardening for self-sufficiency; market development and farmer cooperatives for local agriculture and food access, including farm-to-school initiatives; specialty grain production, new farmer training, agriculture workforce development.
Projects
| SW21-926 | Diversifying Northwestern fields and palates |
| WRGR21-009 | Building a grassland grazing association to support conservation grazing on working lands in southwest WA |
| SW18-103 | Ecological and Economic Benefit-Cost Comparison of Grazed and Ungrazed Prairie Land for Critical Species Protection in Western Washington |
| SW06-066 | No-till Livestock-Grain Rotation for Diversified Farms |