Watching Wheat

Rain Gives Wheat Second Chance in Great Plains

Emily Unglesbee
By  Emily Unglesbee , DTN Staff Reporter
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Wheat in the Great Plains has a long way to go until harvest, with threats like late frosts, weed pressure, and drought lying in wait. (DTN photo by Katie Micik)
Wheat in the Great Plains has a long way to go until harvest, with threats like late frosts, weed pressure, and drought lying in wait. (DTN photo by Katie Micik)
Some much-needed rainfall revived some wheat in the Great Plains this past week, but growers are still waiting to see how spring frosts, winter damage, weed pressure and weather will affect the crop in the coming months.

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