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National Wheat Yield Contest recognizes production achievements across US

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The National Wheat Foundation announced the results of the 2026 National Wheat Yield Contest. Twenty-four national winners, representing 10 states, were recognized, alongside 71 state winners from 22 states. National winners achieved an average wheat yield of 146.40 bushels per acre, while state winners averaged 134.72 bushels per acre.

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The contest was established to encourage improvements in wheat productivity, grain quality, and market opportunities. By highlighting successful farming practices, participants provide valuable information about agronomic strategies and technology adoption for the industry.

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