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Is American Bread Different?
Farm of the Future
You may have even heard people say they can’t eat bread in the U.S. but they can in Europe. Why would that be?
The Wood family
Idaho Ag Today
The Ben and Dana Wood family from Sand Point, Idaho talk about their Bar X ranch, a cattle and hay operation and Wood's Hay and Grain feed store.
Wheat Export Opportunities to Chile
Farm of the Future
The U.S. wheat industry saw major export growth in 2022 after the 2021 drought limited exports.
California Wildfire Proposals and Food for Peace Wheat Donations
The Agribusiness Update
California winegrape grower testifies about the consequences of the fires on rural communities, urging proactive steps like removing wildfire fuels, and Pacific Northwest wheat growers and the U.S. milling industry celebrate latest Food for Peace donation of soft white wheat.
California Wildfire Proposals and Food for Peace Wheat Donations
The Agribusiness Update
California winegrape grower testifies about the consequences of the fires on rural communities, urging proactive steps like removing wildfire fuels, and Pacific Northwest wheat growers and the U.S. milling industry celebrate latest Food for Peace donation of soft white wheat.
Sunbelt Ag Expo in October and Food for Peace Wheat Donations
The Agribusiness Update
The Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition will celebrate its 45th Anniversary show October 17-19, and Pacific Northwest wheat growers and the U.S. milling industry celebrate latest Food for Peace donation of soft white wheat.
100th Wheat Variety & Stripe Rust Forecast
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
New winter wheat variety released this spring by WSU is exceptional for several reasons, and plant pathologist Xianming Chen updates stripe rust forecast for the eastern Pacific Northwest.
Club Wheat Come Back in Pacific Northwest
Farm of the Future
Many years ago Club Wheat was the only wheat grown in the Pacific Northwest — then rust problems essentially wiped it out of production during the 1950s and '60s. However thanks to the region's wheat breeding programs now there are varieties of Club Wheat that are rust-resistant.
Club Wheat Come Back in Pacific Northwest
Farm of the Future
Many years ago Club Wheat was the only wheat grown in the Pacific Northwest — then rust problems essentially wiped it out of production during the 1950s and '60s. However thanks to the region's wheat breeding programs now there are varieties of Club Wheat that are rust-resistant.