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Crookston’s own Tim Dufault represented the Minnesota Wheat Council during the Governor’s Trade mission to the U.K. and Finland from November 13-19. There were four separate groups on the trip representing Agriculture, Education, Medical Technology, and Environmental Sciences, with the hope to build relationships and potential future business. Several people and commodity groups were invited […]
The Minnesota Wheat Research and Promotion Council is seeking candidates for three positions on its board of directors. Members of the Minnesota Wheat Research and Promotion Council are elected to direct Minnesota wheat checkoff dollars to benefit wheat producers. Board members must be wheat producers willing to serve as leaders and advocates for the Minnesota
Researchers from the University of Minnesota, along with the Minnesota Wheat Growers and the Minnesota Wheat Council will deliver the most current research information to help you make better management decisions on your farm. The workshops will include information on new spring wheat varieties, strategies for managing nitrogen, management and research results from the On-Farm
