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Expanding weed control options
Herbicide-resistant weeds are reducing wheat yields in the PNW as overuse of Group 2 herbicides limits control options. New wheat varieties tolerant to multiple herbicides ...
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Getting a head start
Low falling numbers reduce wheat quality and value in the PNW, with multiple causes occurring at different growth stages. A new targeted testing approach improves ...
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Washington growers plan to plant same as last year
Washington plans 2.3M wheat acres in 2026, steady from last year, while barley slightly rises. U.S. wheat acreage is projected at a record low, with ...
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Winter wheat trail results
The 2026 winter wheat season started early with increased pests and disease pressure. Despite weather challenges, yields stayed near normal thanks to strong varieties and ...
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PNW continues to focus on quality
The 2026 PNW wheat rankings highlight export-focused quality and guide growers. Most new varieties rank Desirable or higher, showing steady gains and strong demand.
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Sprouting too soon
Hot, dry conditions shaped WA’s 2025 spring grains: wheat fell 6% to 19.7M bu with good quality; barley yields and acres dropped sharply; variety rankings ...
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