Wheat tour finds decline in western Kansas fields
As the kansas wheat tour moves west the quality and potential yields drop with drought stress. Brett Myers notes subsoil moisture is scarce while Dean Stoskopf reports poor germination and some fields capable of only 20 bushels per acre. The tour, spanning 520 stops, will end with the 2004 crop forecast.
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