Wheat All About It

Episode 210: Closing Time

12.29.20 Four years and 210 episodes later, the first podcast devoted to wheat and wheat farming...

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Episode 209: WSU Scientist By Day, Genetic Entrepreneur By Night: Kulvinder Gill Straddles Two Worlds

12.22.20 As an emigrant to the U.S. from India., Kulvinder Gill is used to working with different...

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Episode 208: At the WSCIA, the Devil is in the Details

12.15.20 It’s not just farmers who operate under a regulatory burden. In episode 208 entitled: At...

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Episode 207: Time Flies When You’re Breeding Wheat

12.8.20 It’s been 10 years since Arron Carter took over winter wheat breeding duties at...

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Episode 206: Let’s See What We Can Do About That—Or How Garry Rosman Learned To Walk Again

12.1.20 In 1989, Gary Rosman was a 36 years old wheat farmer with plans to buy more land when a...

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Episode 205: Malt to the Future!

11.24.20 Bob Brueggeman makes no bones about it. The barley breeding position at WSU, known as...

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Episode 204: Bad Weather Makes for Good Podcasts

11.17.20 If you’re curious about the weather phenomenon that led to one of the highest quality...

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Episode 203: Shepherd’s Grain Grows Up!

11.10.20 Shepherd’s Grain is a rare breed, a successful company that a couple of farmers dreamed...

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Episode 202: The One & Only Kim Garland Campbell! 2

11.3.20 When it comes to wheat quality, Kim Garland Campbell doesn’t just talk the talk, she...

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Episode 201: The One & Only Kim Garland Campbell!

10.27.20 Kim Garland Campbell’s path to being the world’s only dedicated club wheat breeder is as...

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Episode 200: Getting to Know You, Getting to Know All About. . . Glen Squires!

10.20.20 The CEO of the Washington Grain Commission lets his non-existent hair down in episode...

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Episode 199: Jim Jesernig Reminisces on a Rewarding Washington Career and Assesses Agriculture’s Uncertain Future

10.13.20 He idolized Washington Democratic Senator Henry Jackson, he ran for Congress as a...

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Episode 198: Jim Jesernig Reminisces on a Rewarding Washington Career and Assesses Agriculture’s Uncertain Future

10.6.20 Jim Jesernig has forgotten more about state government than most of us will ever know and...

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Episode 197: The Wheat O’Clock Report Rides Again!

9.30.20 Episode 197 revisits a recurring feature with a production of The Wheat O’Clock Report...

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Episode 196: So How’d We Do? U.S. Wheat’s Vince Peterson Assesses Trade Agreements, Wheat Exports, Prices, C

9.22.20 In episode 196 of Wheat All About It! entitled: So How’d We Do? U.S. Wheat’s Vince...

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Episode 195: So How’d We’d Do? U.S. Wheat’s Vince Peterson Assesses Trade Agreements, Wheat Exports, P

9.15.20 Since assuming the post of president of U.S. Wheat Associates in 2017, Vince Peterson’s...

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Episode 194: Special Delivery! Continuing the Nisshin Crop Quality Survey During COVID-19 Restrictions, 2

9.8.20 Many Eastern Washington wheat farmers harvested the crop of their dreams in 2020 as you’ll...

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Episode 193: Special Delivery! Continuing the Nisshin Crop Quality Survey During COVID-19 Restrictions

9.1.20 Dozens of in-person wheat meetings, seminars and trade team visits have been put on hold...

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Episode 192: Wheat’s Early Years in Washington

8.25.20 Eastern Washington wheat farming is a mature industry, but how did it get that way? In...

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Episode 191: Douglas Poole’s Badge of Honor, Farming in North Douglas County 2

8.18.20 In episode 191, the second half of a conversation with Douglas Poole entitled  “Douglas...

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