As a service to its wheat milling and baking customers, U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) provides a range of technical support that is unmatched in the global wheat trade.

A team of international researchers has discovered a way to produce higher quality wheat.

According to Dr. Albert Adjesiwor, the number one recommendation for controlling wild oats in a wet year is to “start clean and spray them early for good control.”

Low-income consumers in import-dependent countries will face the greatest hardships as the unprovoked Russian invasion of Ukraine and other factors push world food prices higher.

The University of Idaho Extension will be hosting a forage field day in Aberdeen (May 19) and Rexburg (May 20).

Idaho still faces tight water supplies and potential shortages even after last month’s unusually wet, cool weather in much of the state.

A University of Idaho plant pathologist specializing in cereals is advising Idaho wheat and barley farmers that the current growing season could be one of their most profitable in years.