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Nebraska Wheat Announces November Meeting

The Nebraska Wheat Board (NWB) will hold its next meeting Friday, November 20, 2026 at CLAAS located at 8401 S 132nd St Omaha, NE. The meeting will begin at 12:45 PM central time.

During the meeting, the NWB will receive reports from members on committee activities as well as the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Nebraska Wheat Growers Association. The board will also hear from the Wheat Foods Council and review and determine travel and participation in upcoming meetings and events.

The public is welcome to attend any open portion of the meeting. Interested individuals may contact the NWB office for a copy of the detailed agenda or for more information.

The Nebraska Wheat Board administers the wheat checkoff at 0.5% of net value of wheat marketed in Nebraska at the point of first sale. The board invests the funds into programs of international and domestic market development, policy development, research, promotion and education.

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