What does WWC stand for?

Washington Wheat Commission

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Tom Mick, president of the Washington Wheat Commission, said this year's crop could bring in more than $1 billion because drought and heat have reduced crops in other major wheat-producing nations.

Wash. wheat farmers rolling in the dough

It's hard to just put a broad stroke on this," said Glen Squires of the Washington Wheat Commission.

Proposed ethanol plant wins U.S. grant

Glen Squires, vice president of the Washington Wheat Commission, said many of the state's 2.

Lawmakers mulling biofuels legislation

We expect them to become a bigger problem instead of less," Tom Mick, chief executive of the Washington Wheat Commission in Spokane, said of European producers.

Black Sea wheat casts a shadow here Increased production there has ...

And farm representatives are pressing the Bush Administration to buy American "We are very supportive of the Afghan effort," said Tom Mick, chief executive of the Washington Wheat Commission.

Should U.S. aid be U.S. grown? Farmers wary about plan to buy food ...

But when cooked in the clay ovens of Afghanistan and Pakistan, the red flecks in the milled grain produce unwelcome black speckles, according to Tom Mick, executive director of the Washington Wheat Commission and a frequent traveler to south-central Asia.

Amber waves of grain bound for Afghanistan

For Northwest wheat growers, the trade agreement "opens the doors for a potentially huge market," said Glen Squires, an analyst for the Washington Wheat Commission in Spokane.

State's farmers, orchardists expect more China exports

Glen Squires, an analyst from the Washington Wheat Commission, said the wheat crops may be great, but state farmers lost their biggest customer, Pakistan.

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