Dakota Gold Newsletter

04/08/2022

Jim Pellman, McClusky and Aaron Kjelland, Park River were re-elected to the North Dakota Wheat Commission board at their respective district elections in March and will officially begin their terms on ...

04/08/2022

I grew up working on the Huso farm south of Aneta. We raised several different crops, but I remember wheat. I planted it, I sprayed it, I swathed it, I combined it. I knew it. And after several years ...

04/08/2022

The NDWC held their annual research review meeting in March to review research proposals for the 2022-23 year and to hear updates from researchers on currently funded projects.  Research and customer ...

04/08/2022

Cecil Watson, former Commissioner for the North Dakota Wheat Commission, and officer of U.S. Wheat Associates, passed away on March 4, 2022 at the age of 90.  Watson, from Bathgate, is being remembered ...

04/08/2022

he world wheat export landscape changed dramatically in late February and early March, with the threat and eventual invasion of Ukraine by Russia.  World wheat markets responded dramatically initially, ...

04/08/2022

U.S. spring wheat producers intend to plant less acres in the coming year, according to the early March survey.  Total spring wheat acres, which includes white spring wheat in the Pacific Northwest, ...

04/08/2022

USDA’s early March survey of producers indicates an increased interest in durum, with the sharpest increase coming in Montana.  Total U.S. durum plantings could reach 1.9 million acres, up ...

04/08/2022

NDWC board members and staff had the opportunity to take part in U.S. Wheat Associate’s Core Competency Training while the group was in Fargo for their portion of training at the Northern Crops ...