Wheat Harvest Moves Across Kansas Amid Mixed Yields
Across Kansas midweek harvest pressure remains high as showers slow some crews while others push ahead. In Norton County cutting lags, yet Plainville reports full swing. Jetmore area sees about 65 percent complete with yields around 20 to 25 bushels per acre due to moisture shortages. Protein tests hover near 12 percent statewide, dipping from border-area highs, with mills seeking 12.5 percent or more.
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Kansas
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Norton County Co-op Association
Norton
Nebraska
Plainville
Gary Baldwin
Farmers Co-op Association
Gene Webb
Collingwood
Jetmore
Kinsley
Kinsley Co-op Exchange
Oklahoma
Kansas Job Service
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Cairo
Pratt County
Greensburg
Kiowa
Howard Tice
Border
USDA Says Whole-Herd Buyout Affects Milk Output
USDA analysts report the 1.8 billion whole herd buyout is cutting milk production with output likely below last year by summer. The program aims to remove over 1.5 million cows and calves over 18 months starting April 1, with slaughter mainly this spring and summer.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Economic Research Service
Wheat futures mixed on KC and CBOT boards of trade
Kansas City wheat futures show July at about 2.41, September around 2.43, with tepid daily shifts and modest open interest. Chicago Board of Trade quotes also display small gains and mixed activity as traders weigh near term supply signals.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
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Chicago Board of Trade
Market figures and grain commodity prices summarized
Readable portions show Tue sales totals around 22 000 and 30 000 with open interest figures 118 702 and 44 220 for soybeans and related grains. Prices listed include oats near 1.04 1.07 percent changes and soybeans around 5.21 to 5.39 per bushel with multiple contract quotes for Chicago Mercantile Exchange cattle futures and related notes.
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Vegetable Field Tour Set For DeSoto June 24
KSU Vegetable Research Field at DeSoto will host a twilight tour Tuesday June 24 at 6 45 p m across the Kansas River bridge north from DeSoto. Topics include potato varieties raw covers plastic mulches and more plus cabbage tomato and melon varieties and watermelon. The event invites all interested producers.
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KSU
DeSoto
Kansas River Bridge
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