NAWG Shapes Policy with Quality Loss Option
By NAWG President and Cass City, MI wheat farmer Dave Milligan When wheat farmers across the country buy their crop insurance policies this fall and spring a new option will…
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Sep
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Sep
Blog: The 2020 Election: How the Next Presidential Administration Could Shape Agricultural Policy
The 2020 Election: How the Next Presidential Administration Could Shape Agricultural Policy By: Michelle Sutton, NAWG 2020 Fall Intern The 2020 election is quickly approaching! As citizens in a democracy,…
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Aug
NAWG Intern and Texas A&M Student Molly Luhrs Shares Her Experience
This year has presented many new experiences, challenges, and opportunities. One of the “firsts” that the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) experienced was having their first virtual intern. NAWG…
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Jun
GUEST BLOG: Growing Cover Crops In Difficult Places Podcast
By Soil Health Partnership Mike Jordan, a wheat farmer in Kansas, joined the Soil Health Partnership to gain access to expertise and see if he could make cover crops work…
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Apr
BLOG: Earth Day Celebrates 50 Years by Observing Climate Action
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. On April 22, 2020, we celebrate our planet by highlighting what we can do to protect it. The theme for Earth…
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Mar
National Ag Day: Let’s Celebrate Wheat!
Today, March 24th, marks the 47th anniversary of National Ag Day! It’s a time to celebrate and reflect on the impact American agriculture has on individuals all around the world, and…
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Mar
Happy St. Patrick’s: The Biotech of Beer!
In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) has posted a blog on the biotech behind making beer. Below is a snapshot of the blog with a…
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Mar
BLOG: NAWG Sits Down with Bayer’s COO of Crop Science Brett Begemann
NAWG Director of Communications Caitlin Eannello recently sat down with Brett Begemann, member of the Executive Leadership Team and Chief Operating Officer for the Crop Science division of Bayer. Based in…