Gleanings for March
By Kent Kupfner, MWBC Executive Director, March 1, 2025 Conference & Meeting Season For the record, I enjoy the growing season much more than the conference and meeting season we’re
February 28, 2025
By Kent Kupfner, MWBC Executive Director, March 1, 2025 Conference & Meeting Season For the record, I enjoy the growing season much more than the conference and meeting season we’re
By Kent Kupfner 2-1-25 US Wheat Associates The largest single recipient of MWBC financial support is US Wheat Associates (USW), the group responsible for overseas promotion and market development. MWBC
By Kent Kupfner, MWBC Executive Director 2025 Budget Cycle MWBC concluded the annual budget planning cycle during our December 2, 2024, board meeting and approved a $4.4 million budget for
Great Falls, MT: Montana Wheat & Barley Committee Executive Director Kent Kupfner joined members of the Great Falls Development Alliance in a visit May 8-9 to Lethbridge, AB. The mission
It’s a long flight to Washington, D.C., regardless of the route taken, but well worth the time at US Wheat’s annual winter meeting held January 24-26, 2024. The Montana Wheat
By Kent Kupfner — Terry Angvick, Montana Wheat and Barley Committee (MWBC) District 1 director, and Kent Kupfner, MWBC executive director, recently joined Montana Governor Greg Gianforte on a trade
As Board Member Terry Angvick and Executive Vice President Kent Kupfner prepare to travel to Taiwan in a few weeks, understanding Taiwan’s specific quality needs is a critical component to
If there’s one component that new Executive Vice President Kent Kupfner wants people to know about MWBC, it’s that the farmer-driven organization helps lead the state’s agriculture industry.
The Philippines, with a population of 116 million people, is an extremely important market for U.S. wheat. The demand for high quality hard red spring wheat represents a critical component
June was a productive and busy month for the Montana Wheat and Barley Committee (MWBC) and we’re so happy and motivated to see such promising crops around most of Montana.
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Great Falls, MT 59403-3024
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Email: wbc@mt.gov
The Montana Wheat & Barley Committee promotes local research and develops trade markets around the world.