The Washington Grain Commission’s 2025 wheat quality rankings for the Pacific Northwest help growers choose high-quality varieties. The brochure evaluates wheat based on six components of end-use quality.
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Wheat Week teaches fourth and fifth graders about water, soil, energy, and wheat through hands-on lessons. Since 2007, it has grown to reach over 20,000 students annually, supported by the Washington Grain Commission.
Washington wheat in a week Read More »
Maximizing herbicide effectiveness requires careful consideration of factors like application timing, environmental conditions, and proper equipment use.
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The annual Pacific Northwest Wheat Quality Council meeting in Portland, Ore., saw increased student attendance thanks to funding from state grain commissions.
Commissions fund scholarships Read More »
The Washington grain industry is closely monitoring the recent announcements regarding tariffs and potential trade barriers. This article will be updated as information becomes available.
Wheat market update Read More »
Washington state leads in soft white wheat production, with 85% of its crop grown as SW. Key international markets drive strong demand for this versatile wheat.
Washington wheat: A favorite for SW exports Read More »
The Washington Grain Commission (WGC) is seeking a Manager of Communications
Job Announcement: Manager of Communications Read More »
In 2024-25, U.S. soft white wheat purchases from Mexico more than doubled due to competitive pricing and promotion, potentially signaling a shift benefiting Washington’s wheat growers.
Meeting Mexico’s market needs Read More »
The long-term agronomic impacts in dryland wheat systems are significant, influencing soil health, crop yields, and overall sustainability of agricultural practices.
Tracking biosolids Read More »
