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   Quality Wheat.
Reliable 
Producers. 

Since 1959, the North Dakota Wheat Commission has served as the bridge between our state's fertile fields and the global marketplace. We are dedicated to providing the specialized tools, data, and inspiration needed to support our local producers, inform our buyers, and empower consumers everywhere.

WHAT WE DO

The North Dakota Wheat Commission works alongside producers to expand domestic and international markets for North Dakota wheat by investing grower checkoff dollars back into market development, research, and education. Building trust in the quality and reliability of our wheat and the producers who grow it.

Developing and Maintaining Market Oppotunities

We work to introduce and promote premium North Dakota Hard Red Spring and Durum wheat in markets across the world and establish repeat business in a competitive global market.

Funding
Research

Our research funding is invested across the full spectrum, ensuring wheat is profitable for our producers and meets the quality needs of the world's premium customers.

Addressing Policies
that Impact Producers

We work closely with grower groups to encourage state and federal policies that align with producer goals.

Reinforcing Grain
Food Consumption

By advocating for the benefits of wheat foods, we hope to increase the demand for wheat-based products and clear up consumer misinformation on wheat production and wheat foods. 

Influencing
Trade Policy

We actively engage in shaping international import and export policies to benefit North Dakota wheat producers.

How We're Funded

How the Checkoff works

2-cents on every bushel sold
Invested back into market development, research, and education
Directed by
ND Wheat Producers

Your Checkoff at Work

Who We Serve

The North Dakota Wheat Commission serves as a bridge between our state's fertile fields and the global marketplace. We are dedicated to providing the specialized tools, data, and inspiration needed to support our local producers, inform international buyers, and empower consumers everywhere.

Weekly Wheat Update

Stay ahead of the season with our latest breakdown of crop development and health—from first seed to full emergence.

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