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A Thai twist on a family favorite tops the 2021 Virtual National Festival of Breads
June 10, 2021
Inspired by American classics like PB&J and cinnamon rolls, Anakkarat Barth infused Thai flavors into her family’s favorite recipes to create her winning recipe for the 2021 National Festival of...
Almost Time to Crown the Champion of the 2021 Virtual National Festival of Breads
June 3, 2021
Don’t miss out on this year’s National Festival of Breads just because it is virtual. Tune in on June 9, at 3:00 p.m.
Make every bite count with a mix of whole and refined grains
May 27, 2021
Picture in your mind your favorite wheat foods — a pasta dish, a loaf of warm bread or a pizza crust. However you like to eat your wheat, the latest dietary guidance and expertise want you to...
Wheat Tour 2021 Recap FINAL Day
May 20, 2021
The 2021 Wheat Quality Council’s Hard Winter Wheat Tour across Kansas wrapped up on May 20. During the three days of wheat scouting, tour participants traveled six routes from Manhattan to Colby...
Wheat Tour 2021 Day 2 Recap
May 19, 2021
On Wednesday, 45 people on the Wheat Quality Council’s 2021 winter wheat tour made their way from Colby to Wichita, Kansas, stopping in wheat fields along six different routes.
Wheat Tour 2021 Day 1 Recap
May 18, 2021
About 45 people from 13 U.S. states traveled on six routes between Manhattan and Colby, Kan., Tuesday, stopping at wheat fields every 15-20 miles along the routes, as part of the Wheat Quality...
Wheat Tour 2021 Agenda & Live Stream Info
May 16, 2021
Kansas Wheat will be live streaming the 2021 Hard Winter Wheat Tour evening sessions on YouTube.
Finalists Selected for 2021 Virtual National Festival of Breads
May 14, 2021
After analyzing, mixing, kneading, baking and tasting, a panel of judges has selected the final recipes that will be represented in the seventh National Festival of Breads, sponsored by Red Star...
Producers emphasize the critical need for moisture for western Kansas wheat crop
May 6, 2021
Last week’s rainfall brought much-needed moisture to some Kansas wheat fields but left other producers in the far-western part of the state saying, “rain, rain, come again.” As the Kansas wheat...
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