NAWG supports prioritization of research and funding on wheat stem sawfly.

NAWG and U.S. Wheat urge public universities to (1) recognize the producer investment in public germplasm development and (2) also urge public universities to adopt a standardized uniform Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) that includes the “Wheat Workers’ Code of Ethics” for germplasm exchange with public and private third parties.

NAWG opposes any Risk Management Agency rule, which restricts the use of any sound and proven agronomic practice.

NAWG supports any organization or council whose goal is to provide transportation relief for wheat producers.

NAWG supports a farm to market exemption from interstate commerce regulatory enforcement to allow the movement of wheat from the farm gate to its first point of delivery where title is transferred within the state of origin.

NAWG supports the timely appointment of state Farm Service Agency committees.

Any effort made by Congress or the administration to strengthen the country’s food and feed safety systems should be risk-based and reliant on sound science.