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The Dakota Gold Newsletter is published four times a year by the North Dakota Wheat Commission.

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Jan 2

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Wanted: Wheat Producers to Serve as County Representatives!

By: Erica Olson Posted: Jan 10 2025 The North Dakota Wheat Commission consists of seven producer board members, six of which are producer...

Dec 23, 2024

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Annual County Rep Meeting Provides Opportunity to see Check-off efforts in Action

By: Erica Olson Posted: Dec 23 2024 For the North Dakota Wheat Commission County representatives, hosting this year’s meeting at the...

Dec 23, 2024

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2024 Crop Quality Seminars, Promoting Quality to All Customers

By: Erica Olson Posted: Dec 23 2024 It is widely known that North Dakota producers grow some of the highest quality wheat in the world...

Dec 23, 2024

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HB4 - A Path to Mitigating Drought?

By: Peter Laudeman, Director of Trade Policy, US Wheat Associates Posted: Dec 23 2024 The global what industry is closely following the...

Dec 23, 2024

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WMR-World Wheat Trade Shifts in 2024

By: Jim Peterson Posted: Dec 23 2024 The 2024 marketing year is bringing a shift in export market share amongst major suppliers, but...

Dec 23, 2024

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WMR-Higher Demand for HRS in 2024

By: Jim Peterson Posted: Dec 23 2024 The 2024 U.S. hard red spring wheat crop set a record for yields, driving production to 503 million...

Dec 23, 2024

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WMR-World Durum 2024

By: Jim Peterson Posted: Dec 23 2024 World durum production in 2024 is estimated to be 1.3 billion bushels, up 12% from last year and the...

Jun 28, 2024

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HRS and Durum Exports Fare Well in Competitive Market Situation

U.S. wheat exports have faced an increasingly competitive situation in recent years due to a combination of factors including: drought impac

Jun 28, 2024

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WMR-Smaller EU and Russian Wheat Crops in 2024

The 2024 world wheat crop is pegged to be record large, at 29.1 billion bushels, according to the latest USDA estimate, but down from earlie

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