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| I think getting more normal june temps now will help the most for the spring wheat on the eastern part of the state where there may still be adequate subsoil moisture. Rain or not those blow torch 90 degree days is what hurt the wheat the most IMHO.
Our earliest wheat is heading now, which is early, but I looked back at a tweet I made last year about the wheat heading a day earlier and it ran 70-80 last year. This time last year I thought we'd have a lousy wheat crop because of the early heading. Definitely not getting that yield this year on the early stuff because it's a lot shorter this year. Whether it will be a disaster or just an off year though won't be known until the combines roll. | |
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