Crop progress, hard red spring & durum wheat facts, U.S. wheat classes Production information, market development, progress & action Educational information, recipes, nutritional facts NDWC funded projects, hot research issues, quality & breeding research Crop quality reports, Dakota Gold, variety survey Best of the Best in Research and Marketing Meetings Scheduled Workshops focus on improved management of wheat, barley and soybeans For Immediate Release January 23, 2012 For information contact: North Dakota ... Weekly Market Review The Weekly Market Review for January 27 is now available Winter Wheat Acreage up in North Dakota Winter wheat acreage in North Dakota is projected to be up 75 percent on the year. USDA ... Research, Export Development Remain Top Priorities for North Dakota Wheat Producers Producer representatives to the North Dakota Wheat Commission (NDWC) discussed their priorities for funding commission activities at the ... County Rep Presentations Available Presentations from the Annual County Representative meeting are now posted. To view the presentations, click The North Dakota Wheat Commission works to sustain and expand use of wheat grown by North Dakota farmers by creating worldwide market opportunities through efforts including opening overseas markets, reinforcing consumption of grain foods, developing new wheat varieties and influencing international import and export policies. Wheat producers fund these programs with a checkoff of a penny and a half on each bushel sold. Founded in 1959, the North Dakota Wheat Commission is directed through a grassroots approach. Producers meet at the county level to elect representatives, who in turn elect six district commissioners. The governor appoints a seventh commissioner from a list of nominees submitted by major farm and grower organizations. These seven producers make up the board of commissioners. They develop policy and programs, oversee their implementation and approve budget expenditures. Commissioners can serve no more than three four-year terms. Five employees administer programs and activities. Best of the Best Agendas 2010-11 Annual Report Crop Quality Reports Recipes Educational Activities Dakota Gold Newsletter   Privacy Policy | Disclaimer | Security Policy | Contact Us | Site Map programming & design by odney