New wheat trade deal expected to benefit North Dakota growers
A rare piece of good news has landed for wheat growers across North Dakota: Bangladesh has agreed to buy 700,000 metric tons of U.S. wheat annually for the next five years. For producers who’ve been navigating fickle prices, tough weather, and stiff global competition, this deal offers something increasingly scarce — stability. While drought still grips parts of western North Dakota, this commitment gives farmers reason to look ahead with a bit more confidence, even as markets and weather keep them guessing. James B. Miller, Jr. with Dickinson Press has the full story.
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