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WAWG officers and staff were in Albuquerque in early November for National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) fall meetings. Growers have been taking part in committee meetings, including WAWG President Gil Crosby in the ERC Committee and WAWG Secretary/Treasurer Ryan Poe in the DPTC Committee. One of the main goals of the fall meeting is to review resolutions and policy positions to help guide the national organization going into the next year.
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WAWG participated with the WA State Potato Commission and WA Cattlemen's Association in providing a meal and fun activities for the children, parents and staff at the Multicultural Child and Family Hope Center in Tacoma.
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In mid-August, WAWG took 15 congressional staffers along with other Marine Highway 84 users on a one-day tour of Lower Granite dam and the Port of Lewiston. They were also able to travel through the nagivation lock and heard from multiple river users as to the importance of the Lower Snake River system.
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Every year, ag stakeholders bring legislators and staff to visit the people and companies that raise and process the products grown in the state. This year’s food and farm tour was held in Benton and Franklin counties and included stops at a wheat farm, a potato farm, an irrigated farm, Second Harvest, and a potato processor. The tour was sponsored by the Washington Association of Wheat Growers (WAWG), the Washington State Potato Commission, Second Harvest, and the South Columbia Basin Irrigation District.
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WAWG Vice President Laurie DeGon Roecks shares wheat’s story with Spokane area fourth graders at the Spokane Farm Fair in late April.

Industry News & Updates

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    November 10, 2026

    Number of farmers, ranchers in Congress drops from 33 to at least 23

    From the Capital Press The total number of farmers and ranchers in Congress will be…

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  • Crop Progress Report 11/09

  • New WSU small grains economist helps wheat farmers navigate ‘squeeze’

  • General election results as of 11/5

  • Crop Progress Report 11/2

  • AI-Powered Crop Insurer Aims to Lower Corn, Soybean Farmers’ Premiums

  • Pro-dam advocate: WSDOT draft study shows removing dams ‘bad for ag, taxpayers, climate’

  • Crop Progress Report 10/26

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Policy, Advocacy, & Networking Washington-Oregon 2026 Wheat Growers Convention

The annual gathering for Washington wheat producers. Three days of policy sessions, industry updates, and direct conversations that shape the future of wheat farming in our state.

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    30

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    Washington and Oregon Wheat Growers Convention

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    16

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    Whitman County Growers Meeting

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