Other Spring Wheat Production Down 8 Percent from 2018 Winter wheat production is forecast at 1.29 billion bushels, up 1 percent from the June 1 forecast and up 9 percent from 2018.

There are two wheat crops in the United States: spring wheat planted now, and winter wheat planted in autumn that will be harvested soon. Both are in trouble.

China's 100% tariffs on Canadian canola meal and oil and its threat to impose duties on canola seed, ... U.S. total hard red spring wheat production hasn't changed much since the mid-1990s because ...

Hybrid wheat is slated to be released to farmers in the mid-2020s. BASF has been working on hybrid wheat for 10 years, focusing on hard red winter and hard red spring wheat, Gonzalez said.

A U.S. Department of Agriculture report that came out Tuesday showed that global production of wheat, corn and oil seeds is trending down and supplies will be tight in the coming months.

China's 100% tariffs on Canadian canola meal and oil and its threat to impose duties on canola seed, ... US total hard red spring wheat production hasn't changed much since the mid-1990s because ...

Furthermore, supplies of spring wheat seed are scarce in some areas as last year's drought that wreaked havoc across the northern U.S. Plains crippled production of the seed that farmers will need ...

Also, the wheat may not come up until spring, ... Beck’s Hybrids Expands Seed Production Footprint, Acquires Nebraska Facility from Syngenta.

That is not good for spring wheat production. ... You know, during heading, post heading, that is a major role in how seeds are gonna develop. And actually another researcher in my lab, ...

New crop reports suggest Idaho farmers shifted tens of thousands of acres typically reserved for potatoes, barley and sugar beets to spring wheat amid the coronavirus pandemic.

BROOKINGS, S.D. — South Dakota State University has announced the release of a new spring wheat variety, Enhance SD, which will be available to certified seed growers in 2025 and to the general ...

Item 1 of 4 Gary Millershaski, a farmer and scout on the Wheat Quality Council's Kansas wheat tour, inspects winter wheat stunted by drought near Syracuse, Kansas, U.S., May 18, 2022.