Discussing the Future in Our Nation’s Capital
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
February 2, 2024
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
Over Christmas, we were waiting around for a turkey on the stubborn route to getting cooked when the topic of this warm winter surfaced. Someone said, “It’s that El Nino
Here’s a quick chart showing the location averages for spring wheat planted in Montana. This figure shows the 10-year average by production percentage. Valley County topped the charts with 11.5%
FORWARD Many of you are aware that the Montana Wheat & Barley Committee (MWBC) sends newly-appointed directors to the Kansas State University (KSU) flour milling short course. Held at KSU’s
Committee members work through the grant submissions for the 2024 cycle.
By Sam Anderson — Cali Colombia, Bogota Colombia, Quito Ecuador, Lima Peru and Santiago Chile: a whirlwind of a trip! This was my first crop quality tour. I was able
By Communications Director Lori Wickett — At this week’s Montana Grain Growers Association annual convention, the Montana Wheat & Barley Committee shifted gears. Moving into the wheat side this year
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
Sam Anderson, our market development director, and I represented Montana barley producers recently in an October mission visit to Mexico. The delegation was hosted by the U.S. Grains Council and
My recent journey alongside Montana barley farmer Lee Dahlman, as part of a delegation from the U.S. Grains Council, brought to light the profound importance of international collaboration and relationship