Wheat and barley are the primary grain crops grown in Washington.  For decades, Washington farmers have worked the land and its soil to produce some of the highest quality grains in the world. Known throughout the globe as the home of soft white and club wheat production, Washington farmers also raise superb hard red winter and spring wheats. Barley is also a top choice among some farmers.

Whether you are looking to purchase grain or learn more about Washington's grain farmers, we hope to provide the answers to your questions.  Washington farmers take their responsibilities seriously, and are proud to offer the most dependable and safest grain to their neighbors around the world.

 

 
 

NOVEMBER 18th - 20th

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Spokane, WA
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Local Ag Headlines

EQIP DEADLINE NEWS RELEASE -
Deadline for popular conservation program set for August 13 Click Here

RUST UPDATE
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CROP INSURANCE - Winter Damage and Replanting Overview  and Small Grains Crop Provisions for Replanting

IMPORTANT CROP INSURANCE INFORMATION - RISKY BUSINESS - Click Here

USDA ANNOUNCES 2010 WHEAT MULTI-PERIL CROP INSURANCE PRICES - Click Here
 

2010 WHEAT AND BARLEY VARIETY SURVEY'S AVAILABLE -
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SURE PROGRAM CALCULATOR -
FSA provides a calculator for growers looking at the SURE program (Supplemental Revenue Assistance Payments Program). For details visit www.fsa.usda.gov/wa and click on SURE Estimated Payments Calculator.


Calendar of Events



July 2010
13       NO WAWG MEETING

August 2010
10       NO WAWG MEETING

September 2010
14       WAWG Board Meeting, Ritzville
15-16  WGC Board Meeting, Spokane
16       WWF "Harvest Classic" Golf Tourny



 


PORTLAND GRAIN REPORT

 

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Futures
KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Sep 10 718'0s 5'6 01:29P
Dec 10 732'0 738'2 730'4 732'2s 5'4 01:29P
Mar 11 744'0 749'0 742'0 743'4s 5'2 01:29P
May 11 739'4 739'4 737'0 736'2s 4'4 01:29P
Jul 11 720'0 725'4 716'0 718'2s -0'4 01:29P
Sep 11 725'0 725'0 725'0 722'0s 0'4 01:29P
Dec 11 729'0 729'0 729'0 726'4s -0'4 01:29P
Mar 12 726'4s -2'4 01:29P
May 12 719'4s -2'4 01:29P
W - WHEAT - CBOT
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Sep 10 686'4 686'4 686'4 680'6s 5'2 01:43P
Dec 10 717'0 722'0 713'4 713'6s 5'0 01:43P
Mar 11 737'0 737'0 737'0 737'6s 4'6 01:43P
May 11 738'4 738'4 738'4 734'6s 3'6 01:43P
Jul 11 720'0 720'0 716'2 715'0s -0'6 01:43P
Sep 11 720'0s -0'6 01:43P
Dec 11 725'0s -1'6 01:43P
Mar 12 731'4s -1'2 01:43P
May 12 721'4s -1'2 01:43P
@MW - HARD RED SPRING WHEAT - MGE
Month Open High Low Last Change Time More
Sep 10 718'2 718'2 718'2 718'2 -2'6 09:51P
Dec 10 734'6 742'0 734'0 741'0 6'0 09:51P
Mar 11 741'0 744'4 740'6 744'4 2'2 09:50P
May 11 736'4 738'4 736'4 736'4 -0'4 09:52P
Jul 11 733'4 734'6 733'4 734'0 0'0 09:52P
Sep 11 713'0 715'0 713'0 713'0 -0'2 09:52P
Dec 11 716'0 719'0 716'0 716'0 -0'6 09:49P
Mar 12 717'0s -5'6 09:47P
May 12 717'2s -3'2 09:47P
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