It’s been a good harvest for many Kansas wheat farmers. Marsha Boswell with Kansas Wheat says the overall quality is better than last year’s drought-stricken crop. “Test weights have been above 60 pounds and so we’ve been seeing excellent quality,” she says. “With some of that mature wheat getting some rains on it, some of […]
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