  I shall review the present status of Tevatron QCD studies, focusing on the
production of jets, vector bosons, photons and heavy quarks. In general there
is good agreement between the results of current calculational tools and the
experimental data. The major areas of discrepancy arise when the input parton
distributions become uncertain (for example, jets at high $E_T$) or when the
momentum scales become relatively small (for example, $b$ production at low
$p_T$). We can look forward to continued improvement in both calculations and
measurements over the next decade. However, fully exploiting the power of the
data will require considerable work, both from the experimentalists who must
understand and publish all the systematic errors and their correlations, and
from the phenomenologists who must understand the level of uncertainty in their
calculations and in the parton distributions.
