Certified Winter Wheat Bred for the Pacific Northwest

The Pacific Northwest is the largest soft white winter wheat (SWWW) producing area in the United States. Three million acres are planted annually on average, yielding 200+ million bushels.

SWWW generally contains lower levels of protein and gluten, with higher levels of starch than its “hard” class counterparts. Domestically, SWWW flour is used for making gravies, sauces, biscuits, cakes, pie crusts, cookies and other pastries, but by far the most important market is export. Approximately 80 percent of the U.S. production of soft white winter wheat is exported through the Portland Grain Terminal to Far Eastern countries, including Japan, Korea, China and the Philippines where principle uses are noodles and flatbreads.

LCS Scorpion AX
LCS Reaper AX
LCS Kraken AX
LCS Hydra AX
LCS Dagger AX
LCS Mani AX
LCS Sol AX
VI Gem
VI Frost
VI Encore CL+
VI Voodoo CL+
VI Presto CL+
  • Very heavy test weight
  • Good tolerance to stripe rust and C-stripe
  • Excellent performance, WSU low rainfall
UI Magic CL+
LCS Jefe
LCS Kamiak
LCS Blackjack
Bailey Jenks, PNW Regional Commercial Manager
Bailey Jenks
Regional Commercial Manager, PNW
Dr. Dylan Larkin, PNW Wheat Breeder
Dr. Dylan Larkin
Wheat Breeder, PNW