FOLLOW US 
International Policy
The KAWG supports trade agreements that have positive benefits to the Kansas wheat producer. (December, 2004)
The KAWG supports the continuation of Trade Promotion Authority. (December, 2001; legislation passed 2003, Amended December, 2004)
The KAWG recognizes that the US needs to provide a steady level of food aid, every year, on which the international humanitarian community can rely. At a minimum, food donations should total at least 6 million metric tons annually, of which, a minimum of 3 million metric tons should be wheat donations to countries that rely on bread and other wheat foods for daily sustenance. (December, 2002)
The KAWG supports the continuation of Trade Promotion Authority. (December, 2001; legislation passed 2003, Amended December, 2004)
The KAWG recognizes that the US needs to provide a steady level of food aid, every year, on which the international humanitarian community can rely. At a minimum, food donations should total at least 6 million metric tons annually, of which, a minimum of 3 million metric tons should be wheat donations to countries that rely on bread and other wheat foods for daily sustenance. (December, 2002)
