We have arrived in Gregory, S.D., and not only is it a little cooler the wheat looks fantastic. I feel like I need a sweatshirt up here, and that seems crazy considering we faced triple digits while we were in Kansas. I'm excited to get...
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While wheat harvest is almost complete in the Southern wheat states, wheat in areas of Kansas and South Dakota have been severely slowed down due to heavy rainfall. Below are the current crop conditions for selected states provided by the USDA. Kansas – Dry, warm weather...
Scott Clark’s crew has finished harvesting in southeast Kansas and will be moving to Goodland, Kan. This week Scott talks about how weather can determine harvest plans. It’s hard to believe we’re already moving for the fourth time this season. It feels like the summer is...
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While the dry weather has allowed progress in harvest activities in some areas, the hot and dry conditions have severely hurt some the wheat crops. Below are crop conditions for selected states provided by the USDA.
Texas Dry-land winter wheat harvest near completion in areas of the Plains while irrigated winter wheat harvest is in full swing. Wheat harvest in areas of the Blacklands has seen good progress and is near completion. The Texas wheat crop has been rated: 54 percent very poor, 23 percent poor, 14 percent fair, nine percent good and zero percent excellent.
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Scott Clark's crew has moved into Kansas and has seen dramatic differences in the wheat crop due to moisture. This week Scott talks about a clients secondary crop and how rain tends to change plans.
The crew moved to eastern Kansas last Tuesday and Wednesday. Most of the east side of Kansas has had a considerable amount of rainfall this season – and it shows. The yields have been averaging from 40 to 65 bushels/acre and the test weights have been as high as 64 pounds. The wheat is waist high in most places, and we aren’t forced to run our headers on the ground to get all the wheat.
This past weekend, we loaded up all together and moved to Pratt, Kan. Along with about five other crews sitting in town, we are all waiting on green wheat to ripen up in the area. For the past few days we have been...
