Oregon Wheat News Today

In an average year, buyers in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan import 20% of the U.S. wheat crop. It is an impressive statistic that speakers referenced more than a few times during the recent U.S. Wheat Associates North Asia Marketing Conference.  The two-day gathering that drew...

As a late spring beckons, input costs are top of mind for Northwest wheat farmers. "Especially after last year’s input prices increased so exorbitantly in a short period of time

As a late spring beckons, input costs are top of mind for Northwest wheat farmers. "Especially after last year’s input prices increased so exorbitantly in a short period of time

More stakeholders got to speak in favor of the Snake River dams during Day 2 of a federal public listening session, but agricultural leaders still worry farmers interests were getting

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More stakeholders got to speak in favor of the Snake River dams during Day 2 of a federal public listening session, but agricultural leaders still worry farmers interests were getting

COVE — Collin Rovey, Cove High School, is one of 12 graduating seniors to receive a 2023 scholarship from the Oregon Wheat Foundation, according to a press release.

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The Northwest wheat crop is off to a good start, but farmers hope for more moisture as the growing season approaches winter. "There is a lot of time between now