Results from the 2025 Castroville HRS Grain Trial compared 18 wheat varieties. The average yield reported was 55.9 bushels per acre with an average test weight of 60.1 lb per bushel. The average protein reported for this trial was 15.2 … Continued
The Texas Wheat Producers Board announces an upcoming election
Voting is now open for the biennial election and referendum. The election seeks to fill one position each in Districts I, II, and III, and two positions in District IV. Terms expiring in 2025 include Bryan Clift of District I, Eddie Womack … Continued
During the recent Texas Wheat Producers Board & Association meeting, Rodney Mosier, executive vice president emeritus, and Paula Jacobs, administrative assistant, were honored at a reception celebrating their upcoming retirement on March 31, 2025. Mosier began his career at Texas … Continued
Written by: Calvin Trostle, Ph.D. & Jake Mowrer, Ph.D. In Texas, the timing of topdress Nitrogen applications to wheat and all other small grains is a critical strategy towards optimizing production. Topdressing with nitrogen at the right stage can boost yields, … Continued
The Texas Wheat Producers Board announces an upcoming election
In the early days of the Trump Administration, executive orders paused foreign development assistance. These orders halted current and new foreign aid obligations, including Food Aid programs that purchase U.S. produced wheat. As part of the administration’s continued efforts to … Continued
AMARILLO – Texas Wheat Producers Association member, Koby Dickerson, of Vernon, TX, was announced as the Texas state winner of the National Wheat Yield Contest. Dickerson produced an impressive 102 bushel per acre yield in the winter wheat dryland category, significantly … Continued
USDA has announced that farmers have until April 15 to make annual enrollment decisions for ARC and PLC programs. The ARC program provides payments when the actual revenue for a farm is less than a guarantee set based on historical … Continued
The Texas Wheat Producers Board (TWPB) invites proposals for research and extension projects addressing key issues facing Texas wheat producers. Researchers are encouraged to submit multi-investigator, multi-location proposals and to avoid duplicating past or ongoing work. If duplication is necessary … Continued