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| Treat the field like you do all of your other wheat and act as if the skips aren't there. Every year I see where somebody in my area, as well as myself has made a planting mistake one way or another. Maybe if it was 30 inch beans you might want to try fixing it with a six row planter, but wheat, you can't do much about it and if nobody can see it but you, who cares. Can't imagine it impacting yield really at all. Good luck, it does kind of piss you off though, when things like that happen.
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Problem with drilling wheat, what will this do to yield?
