Thresher Artisan Wheat provides high-grade wheat for demanding consumer food ingredients. We have a relatively new name, but we’re backed by decades of expertise in wheat sourcing and light processing.
Thresher Artisan Wheat provides high-grade wheat for demanding consumer food ingredients. We have a relatively new name, but we’re backed by decades of expertise in wheat sourcing and light processing.
Continuing Success in the Field
/in Monthly News /by mramakerField Days 2017 Event [Newdale, American Falls, Idaho Falls, and Blackfoot] On July 11-14, Thresher brought together valued growers for the annual Field Days events. Each year, the Field Days events serve to keep growers updated on current market happenings and provide them the opportunity to hear from other leaders in the industry. The 2017 […]
Planting the Seeds of Success
/in Monthly News /by bwarnerOn February 14, Thresher hosted our annual crop planning event, Seed Days, in Fort Hall. The goal for every Thresher event is to provide useful insights on the agronomic and grain market trends of most use to our growers, and Seed Days 2017 was no exception. Bradford Warner, vice president of marketing at parent company […]
Questioning the Right Date: Collaborating to influence the best RMA Wheat planting date change
/in Monthly News /by bwarnerThresher Seed Manager Brett Wilken has led the charge to help get the fall planting date for wheat moved back in the interest of our producers. Wilken started the process back in July by requesting the Idaho Wheat Commission look into extending the fall-planted wheat insurance cutoff dates in Idaho. A combination of climate factors […]
Market Update by Mark Hanson, VP Merchandising
/in Monthly News /by bwarnerGenerally speaking, the wheat markets have been trading range bound since the middle of September after testing the support levels in late August. Speculators accumulated sizable short positions to reach those lows but with this pressure, it discouraged the amount of spot selling during the latter part of harvest. Lacking that fuel, the market bounced […]
Welcome to the New Producer Portal
/in Monthly News /by bwarnerThresher is dedicated to grower needs. Thus, we are excited to announce the new Producer Portal. It’s an all-purpose gateway for growers to easily access real-time account information including: General Account Information Contracts Tickets Payments and Invoices Settlements In addition, valuable resources like current news, DTN feeds and market information can also be found on […]
Farmers Lead Conservation Efforts with No-Till Farming and Cover Crops
/in Monthly News /by hlarkinSoil-conservation measures to create environmentally friendly farming practices continue to gain popularity. Growers are exploring no-till farming techniques and cover crops to protect and conserve their soil. In Idaho, the Madison Soil & Water Conservation District visited farms in a tour of no-till, direct-seed farming and the use of cover crops. Click here to read the […]
Thresher Safety Days a Success
/in Monthly News /by mramaker“No amount of grain is worth someone’s life,” said Eric Neibaur, Thresher Artisan Wheat Safety and Preventative Maintenance Manager. His sentiment was kept prominently in mind when we planned and hosted a two-day safety event for all employees. Data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI) ranks agriculture […]
A convenient new format for Thresher Field Days
/in Monthly News /by mramakerJuly 12 • American Falls | July 12 • Blackfoot | July 13 • Newdale Get together. Grow together. We at Thresher understand that every season is a busy time of year for producers. We also understand that your time is a valuable commodity, so we’re switching up our Field Days format this year to […]
Market Update: Corn and Bean Strength Leading to Support in Wheat
/in Monthly News /by mramakerBy Mark Hanson, Vice President of Merchandising Wheat has largely been caught in the lower-end range for much of 2016 due to building ending stocks and an overall bearish commodity environment. Since mid-2014, the U.S. dollar index rose from .80 to the current .94. Along with worldwide wheat ending stocks rising 21 percent during […]
Cover Crops: A Underrated Necessity
/in Monthly News /by mramakerThe number of cover-crop acres planted in the U.S. continues to rise. 2013 USDA National Ag Statistics Survey (NASS) data suggests 10.3 million acres of cover crops were planted in 2012, a significant increase over the previous yea. Current trends continue to suggest growth in cover-crop , with predictions of 40 million acres planted by […]