Commissions fund scholarships
The annual Pacific Northwest Wheat Quality Council meeting in Portland, Ore., saw increased student attendance thanks to funding from state grain commissions.
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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.
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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.
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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 »
Washington State University winter wheat breeder Aaron Carter honored by the Washington Grain Commission for outstanding contributions.
Standard for excellence Read More »
Retired Commissioner Gary Bailey looks back on his journey with the Washington Grain Commission.
The Washington Grain Commission is pleased to announce Mike Carstensen was newly elected as the organization’s next Secretary-Treasurer and will take office July in 2025.
U.S. Wheat Associates board elects new officers Read More »