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NC Kansas | Plenty wet here, which is usually good for surviving cold temps. 90% of the wheat that got sowed here is way behind. A whole bunch was planted right at the tail end of October and into the first week of November. Can barely row some of that wheat but it's there if you get out and look. We need an early warm up to get some spring tiller action for any of the wheat to be decent here. Not worried about winterkill at this point.
off topic: Mark, are you Dave's son? If so he rebuilt a 900 versatile motor for my dad back around '98. I'm from Esbon and he ran a little repair shop at Northbranch for a few years. You went to school at Hillcrest?
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Winter Wheat Conditions
