Extreme temperature swings, disease lead to troublesome Kansas wheat outlook
TOPEKA — Favorable fall conditions for wheat planting gave way to a warmer-than-usual winter and spring cold snaps, placing Kansas wheat crop in a precarious situation. Kansas State University experts also warned in a recent memo of disease emerging in wheat fields in nine Kansas counties. The wheat crop in Kansas is three weeks ahead […]
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