2022 Annual Report
The Washington Grain Commission 2022 Annual Report is now available online and in print.
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Caucus members tour PNW energy facilities
During a tour through Eastern Washington, members of the Congressional Western Caucus learned about the lower Snake River dams
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Posted to Pullman
New hires will increase USDA-ARS research unit’s problem-solving capacity
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Group effort needed
Researchers make case for viewing herbicide susceptibility as a common-pool resource
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Calling on Colombia
Declining wheat production leaves this South American country dependent on imports. The success of USW Santiago technical activities in Colombia using soft white wheat is providing technical support from the milling process to end-product evaluation and giving clients the ability to obtain flour sourced from the PNW.
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Dams are essential to wheat farmers
WAWG filed public comments in response to the Draft Lower Snake River Dams (LSRD) Benefit Replacement Report published on June 9.
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WGC statement on dam study
The Washington Grain Commission (WGC), along with fellow agricultural groups, utilities and others expressed serious concerns about the Murray/Inslee report, which left out or significantly undervalued costs and even acknowledged that many costs are not available.
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WGC announces upcoming leadership transition
Glen Squires, CEO of the Washington Grain Commission (WGC), has announced he will retire on November 1. The WGC is pleased to announce that Casey Chumrau will be its new CEO and will begin mid-September.
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Tough year sorts 2021 ratings
Cereal Variety Testing Lead Clark Neely reviews the 2021 WSU Extension soft white winter wheat variety trials.
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Japan remains a steady buyer
Wheat consumption has remained relatively stable in Japan due to end-product manufacturers.
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