East Central Kansas farmer Paul Renner says his winter wheat harvest has been a mixed bag so far.
“We’ve harvested about four or five fields. The high has been about 45 bushels per acre and low has been in the high teens to mid 30s.”
He tells Brownfield the crop struggled through weed pressure, immense drought stress and early freeze, but late season rain brought some optimism. “It’s been a struggle, but I’m amazed how good the quality is.
