U.S. Food for Peace
The Washington Grain Commission and the Washington Association of Wheat Growers raise awareness of the importance of maintaining American agricultural diplomacy around the world.
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Articles
U.S. quality pulls demand in South Korea
USW technical expertise boosts
product quality, value for international customers buying U.S. wheat.
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Better bread through science & USW
Wheat Life Magazine features milling and baking expert David Oh with U.S. Wheat Associates based in South Korea.
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U.S. Soft White Wheat in the the Philippines
The Philippines is the second-largest market for all classes of U.S. wheat and has been the largest importer of soft white and hard red spring wheat since 2013.
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Teaching how to weigh, measure, automate
Wheat Life Magazine features milling and baking expert Adrian Redondo with U.S. Wheat Associates based in the Philippines.
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Outsmarting cheatgrass
This troublesome weed has some tricks up its sleeve. WSU Postdoctoral Research Associate Samuel Revolinski discusses the challenges of reducing the migration of cheatgrass seeds.
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Reaching a new landmark
Researchers at WSU and the USDA-ARS discuss the development of a new diagnostic test to manage low falling numbers post-harvest.
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A dynamic duo settles in
Oregon transplant tapped to lead the WSU Lind Dryland Research Station
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New varieties mean better options for growers
Cereal Variety Testing Lead Clark Neely reviews the 2022 WSU winter wheat variety trials.
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Alison Thompson returns
New hire at USDA-ARS in Pullman joins the effort to confront low falling numbers.
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