The CEO of Kansas Wheat says on-going drought and freeze damage have significantly impacted this year’s crop. Justin Gilpin says harvest is slightly ahead of schedule and, so far, the crop is highly variable. “You’re hearing yields in some counties at 10 to 15 bushels per acre and then within 20 or 30 miles […]
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