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PlainsGold adds Jim Quick wheat variety to lineup

PlainsGold adds Jim Quick, a Colorado State University-developed hard red winter wheat variety, to its 2026 lineup. Read More

The Oklahoma State University wheat variety Showdown is a popular one for producers, including Fred Schmedt of Altus, Oklahoma. Schmedt utilizes the OSU Wheat Variety Trials results to make planting decisions each year. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)
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Wheat producers benefit from OSU Wheat Variety Trials

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All Aboard Harvest, Correspondent, Hayden Gregory, Wheat

Hayden on Harvest: Nebraska wheat harvest opens with mixed crop conditions

A wheat field near Hutchinson, Kansas, awaits cutting, as drought and other pressures will make it a challenging harvest. (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Plan and act early for wheat seed

Texas Wheat continues commitment to producer-driven research

Lahoma Field Day highlights wheat variety testing and disease management 

Farmer walking through a field checking wheat crop. (Adobe Stock │ #115058843 - maxbelchenko)

Kansas wheat growers urged to scout for rust as spring conditions shift risk

Oklahoma State University’s Brett Carver is working to bring added value to the wheat industry. (Photo credit to Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture.)

OX wheat offers opportunity to add value

Maria Fernanda Sanches, an intern at the High Plains Ag Lab, prepares a root sample at the Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center’s lab in Scottsbluff. (Photo: Chabella Guzman)

Researchers look at roots for insight into drought-tolerant wheat

  • By Chabella Guzman │ University of Nebraska-Lincoln

The evolution of the wheat industry over the past 75 years

Nathan Stepp, senior agriculturalist-operations lead at the OSU Agronomy Research Station, gathers wheat seedlings last fall to be transplanted into the site's greenhouses. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)

OSU wheat genetics dominate commercial markets despite outdated infrastructure