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Most Sorghum Is Harvested In Kansas 1957
TOPEKA Nearly one-fourth of Kansas grain sorghum was combined last week as farmers push to finish harvest while weather holds. Harvest now 85 percent complete, up from 47 percent two weeks earlier. 99 percent by this time last year. The grain remains 13 to 15 percent moisture and must dry before storage. Fall wheat has excellent stands and root development. Top growth is ample with little soil blowing danger anticipated. drying weather aids pasture, and livestock feed supplies exceed needs.
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