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National Wheat Yield Contest

National Wheat Foundation and BASF scholarship winners

· February 14, 2023

The future of the agriculture industry is in good hands, the Minore Scholarship Committee of the National Wheat Foundation discerned as it selected two recipients to receive a $2,500 scholarship each. Reading through the applications demonstrated to the committee that there are many exceptional young people in a variety of agriculture majors who are and will continue to make a positive impact on the wheat industry.

BASF invests in future of commodity industry

· March 1, 2018

BASF awarded academic scholarships to 12 future agriculture leaders this week at Commodity Classic in partnership with the American Soybean Association (ASA), the National Sorghum Foundation (NSF), the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA), and the National Wheat Foundation (NWF). American Soybean Association Soy Scholarship BASF and ASA presented the 2018–2019 ASA Soy Scholarship to McKenna […]

Growers will compete for quality in 2018 Wheat Yield Contest

· January 17, 2018

The National Wheat Foundation today has kicked off their third annual National Wheat Yield Contest, which continues to drive innovation in the industry by spotlighting the best practices among American wheat growers. This year, the contest is adding a quality requirement, raising the bar for what constitutes the greater grain among U.S. wheat growers. Foundation […]

General Mills increases investment in soil health

· November 30, 2017

General Mills has upped the ante on their investment in soil health with their latest contribution of $735,000 to the National Wheat Foundation, who together with the Soil Health Partnership, will advance widespread adoption and implementation. The funds, equally distributed over the next three years, will be used to conduct soil health research on wheat […]

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National Wheat Foundation names 2017 Yield winners

· November 6, 2017

The National Wheat Foundation has announced the national winners of the 2017 National Wheat Yield Contest, an opportunity that allows growers to compete with farmers from across the United States and improve wheat productivity on their farms through new innovative techniques. “This year’s national winners come from such wheat states as Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, North […]

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