Astonishing Washington State WSU Crop Mural Can Be Seen From Space

Gigantic WSU Crop Mural Can't Be Missed Outside Pullman Washington

You can't miss the massive crop mural as you drive through Pullman Washington.

BECU Welcomes WSU Students Back to Campus with Crop Mural

BECU is the main sponsor of the creation of the yearly crop mural that welcomes back current and new students at Washington State University in Pullman.

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It's the fourth year that BECU has worked with legendary crop artist Stan Herd to create a massive mural with Washington State University (WSU).

BECU's partnership with WSU also includes supporting the financial well-being of students through scholarships and financial programs, and they are proud sponsors of WSU Athletics and the WSU Alumni Association.

Located at the intersection of I-270 and I-195, the mural covers 1.5 acres, measures at 360-feet tall by 180 feet wide, and was produced by up to six crewmembers over the course of six days by carving out wheat stubble and adding garbanzos, composted soil, red mulch and sand to showcase a variety of colors to represent Cougar pride.

The mural is featured on a sloped hill in the wheat fields of the Fulfs’ Family Farm; Jack Fulfs is a third-generation Pullman landowner and WSU alumnus. 

This year, in addition to the mural, they will also have a physical flag in the installation, which measures at 85-feet tall by 70 feet wide, one of the largest WSU flags ever created!

Pearson Farm & Fence from Colfax, WA provided both the materials and labor for the flag support structure and final installation.

It's an incredible work of art and I'm sure the residents of the International Space Station are enjoying the Cougar pride.

You can check out more details about BECU and the mural here.