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Michigan Wheat is the consumer page of the Michigan Wheat Program, a non-profit organization funded by the state’s wheat farmers. Wheat farmers are providing facts about wheat, including nutritional information, crop information and great recipes. They are very proud of the winter wheat crop they grow and want to share that with consumers. Michigan wheat is mainly used for pastries, such

as cakes, cookies and piecrust, and for crackers and pretzels. Michigan also produces wheat berries, which are becoming a popular side to serve with meals.

Pre-registration is closed, but it's not too late to attend and see what everyone is looking at! The agenda for the 2026...
06/15/2026

Pre-registration is closed, but it's not too late to attend and see what everyone is looking at! The agenda for the 2026 Michigan Wheat Program Field day, Tuesday June 16, 2026 at the Saginaw Valley Research & Extension Center is here:
https://miwheat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026-Wheat-Field-Day-Agenda-v2.pdf

If you would like to attend show up on Tuesday morning and register on-site.

Check out the June 8 Wheat Watchers Edition!
06/11/2026

Check out the June 8 Wheat Watchers Edition!

See how the wheat crop is progressing across the state this week.

Check out this week's Wheat Watchers for the latest crop update!!
06/05/2026

Check out this week's Wheat Watchers for the latest crop update!!

See how the wheat crop is progressing across the state this week.

Tune in next week to learn about wheat scouting, diseases and pest issues from Dennis Pennington at the MSU Extension Fi...
06/05/2026

Tune in next week to learn about wheat scouting, diseases and pest issues from Dennis Pennington at the MSU Extension Field Crops Virtual Breakfast!

The 2026 Field Crops Virtual Breakfast Series continues June 11 with guest speaker Dennis Pennington, a wheat systems specialist at Michigan State University.

06/03/2026

The June issue of Wheat Wisdom is out! Breaking news on confirmation of stripe rust in Michigan on June 1st, and other insect, weather and disease conditions wheat producers should be scouting. If you don't receive this and you are a Michigan wheat producer, sign up at miwheat.org

Here is the wheat watchers report for the week.
05/28/2026

Here is the wheat watchers report for the week.

See how the wheat crop is progressing across the state this week.

05/22/2026

MSU Extension puts out this week's Wheat Watchers report below.

Just in time for Memorial Day reading: Our May newsletter is out! Learn about summer wheat diseases, true armyworm - and...
05/22/2026

Just in time for Memorial Day reading: Our May newsletter is out! Learn about summer wheat diseases, true armyworm - and our MI Wheat Summer Field Day on June 16th in Frankenmuth!

Check out wheat watchers for the week of May 11. h
05/15/2026

Check out wheat watchers for the week of May 11. h

See how the wheat crop is progressing across the state this week.

Very well deserved recognition for Frank Vyskocil! Frank was one of the wheat farmers on the initial Michigan Wheat Prog...
05/08/2026

Very well deserved recognition for Frank Vyskocil! Frank was one of the wheat farmers on the initial Michigan Wheat Program board who developed the programming and worked as our treasurer to develop our financial policies and oversee our funding. Frank does an outstanding job and is very deserving of this recognition!!

Our first featured seed grower is Frank Vyskocil of Shiawassee Valley Farms in New Lothrop, MI. Frank had originally partnered with our company founder, John Diehl, to grow seed. This partnership is strong and longstanding. Thank you Frank for supporting DF Seeds as a PROUD SEED GROWER.

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