ND Wheat News Releases

Export sales of U.S. wheat are projected to be the highest in five years due to a rebound in supplies of HRW, price competitiveness on the world market, and good quality across wheat classes. The most recent estimate for U.S. wheat exports, for the marketing year which ended May 31, is 910 million bushels, up 10% from a year ago. Provided below is further insight into durum and HRS sales. Durum Durum sales have been strong most of the marketing season. As the accompanying

World Wheat Production 2024-2026 The initial look at global wheat production, issued by USDA in May, points to a 3 percent decline in potential production. USDA projects 30.1 billion bushels, down from last years record level of 31 billion. All six of the key export countries are looking at smaller crops at the current stage, which will tighten available supplies for trade, but tempering this is larger crops in the key import regions of North Africa and the Middle East, which

After 26 years as president and CEO of North Dakota Mill, Vance Taylor is turning the page. His last day is July 3rd, and while he's genuinely looking forward to spending more time with his family and doing some traveling, he's the first to admit it won't be easy to walk away. "I'm going to miss the people here at the mill and the connections with the state and local government, who have both given a lot of great support over the years," Taylor said. Under his leadership, the