Winterkill Watch

Cold Snaps, Short Moisture Damaged KS Wheat

Emily Unglesbee
By  Emily Unglesbee , DTN Staff Reporter
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Many Kansas wheat fields are seeing varying levels of winterkilled wheat, like this tilled field northeast of Salina, Kan. (Photo courtesy of Tom Maxwell, Kansas State Extension)
Many Kansas wheat fields are seeing varying levels of winterkilled wheat, like this tilled field northeast of Salina, Kan. (Photo courtesy of Tom Maxwell, Kansas State Extension)
After a dry fall and brutally cold winter with insufficient snow cover, many Kansas farmers are finding winterkilled wheat in their fields this spring.

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Emily Unglesbee

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