Wheat growers are able to have both high yields and top quality in the same sample of wheat, a fact which the National Wheat Yield Contest (NWYC) set out to prove when the contest added Top-Quality Awards to the yield awards a few years ago.
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Wheat yield contest shows growers can achieve both yield and quality
Across all six yield categories of the 2025 NWYC, 16 of the 28 national winners planted WestBred wheat varieties. “For 50 years, the WestBred wheat breeding and testing programs have focused on revolutionizing wheat, providing growers solid genetics with good quality and agronomic traits to fit their regional needs," said Carrie Roach, WestBred wheat marketing manager.
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