My grain crop, soft white winter wheat, is exported to the Asian market where it is prized for making noodles.
What does SWWW stand for?
SWWW stands for Soft White Winter Wheat
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Samples in periodicals archive:
Soft white winter wheat is planted in the fall and harvested the following summer.
The four ARS regional small-grains genotyping laboratories are now focused on the wheat classes grown in their regions: hard red spring wheat and durum wheat at Fargo, North Dakota; hard red winter wheat at Manhattan, Kansas; soft red winter wheat at Raleigh, North Carolina; and soft white winter wheat at Pullman, Washington.