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Anderson County Kansas | Its actually two half sections kind of on a ridge. It has some sandy soils on it. It is also planted east and west which I would think would be better than north and south rows to stop the blowing. There is also still a lot of wheat stubble left from the year before besides the milo stubble being pretty heavy. I feel for you guys and hope you get some rain. I see the long range issued by NWS today holds out some hope. | |
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West end of the Oklahoma panhandle
