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In 1965, the Oklahoma Wheat Resources Act established the Oklahoma Wheat Commission, and with it a framework for Oklahoma wheat producers to invest in the promotion of their product, Hard Red Winter wheat.
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Our
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The
Oklahoma Wheat Commission is entirely producer-controlled. Oklahoma wheat
producers elect their fellow producers to serve as commissioners in district
elections. Each district has an opportunity to elect a commissioner every
5 years. Once selected, commissioners are appointed by the Governor of
Oklahoma to serve a 5-year term. Five Oklahoma wheat producers make up
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The Science Behind Wheat Breeding: Wheat Improvement - Myth vs. Facts
Notice of Rule Changes for the Oklahoma Wheat Commission are published below. . Chapter One Proposed Rule Changes Chapter Ten Proposed Rule Changes
Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 Junior Wheat Show!! 4-H info and pictures here. FFA info and pictures here.
"Humans have been growing and eating wheat for thousands of years, and the assertion that wheat's nutritional value has been changed is patently untrue. Eliminating wheat foods means eliminating an important source of healthful nutrients that are vital to our bodies functioning properly, like fiber, iron, B vitamins, antioxidants, and folic acid, which is especially important to women of childbearing age." NAWG (National Association of Wheat Growers and WFC (Wheat Foods Council)
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3800 N. Classen Blvd., Suite C40, Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Office: (405) 608-4350 * Fax: (405) 848-0372* Email: okwheat@wheat.ok.gov  |
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