Coincidentally – or not – the recent board meeting where it was last shared was the beginning of Millershaski’s one-year term as USW chairman. Wheat, we must do the same, keep sharing information about U.S. wheat and keep building relationships with our global customers.” Five Generations Rooted in KansasMillershaski farms near Lakin, Kansas, where wheat has long been the cornerstone of the family’s operation. Since 2007, he has held leadership positions with the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers, served as chairman of the Kansas Wheat Commission and completed Class VII of the prestigious Kansas Agricultural and Rural Leadership (KARL) program. The same goes for his duties and responsibilities – not to mention the brisk travel schedule he inherited – in the new role of as USW Chairman.