Chapman Chips and Abilene Harvest News
Abilene reflects a bustling scene with farmers harvesting wheat and laying by new corn. Local traders Ellison and Dawson buy grain at the new elevator while others move hogs and cattle. A doctor treats a head injury near Chapman Creek as wheat headers operate across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Sterns
Texas
Grainfield
Ellison & Dawson
Pew
Chapman Creek
Meager
Crop Report Summary From State Board Of Agriculture
The report covers spring wheat winter wheat rye corn potatoes tame grasses and notes changes from prior month. Spring wheat stands at eighty five percent across thirty one counties with a ten percent decline. Winter wheat harvest prospects hover around fifty percent and seventy percent condition versus five year average. Rye shows generally good conditions around seventy percent with NW encouraging. Corn outlook remains strong with acreage up eleven percent and condition above the five year average. Potatoes area planted up with full ninety plus percent condition statewide. Tame grasses show high condition around ninety five percent with area gains.
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E. Eicholtz
Western Home Nursery
W. S. Lamb
Warner
Enterprise
Excelsior Springs
J.J. Schnider
Daily Gazette
State Board of Agriculture
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Chapman Chips
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Crop Report
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Queelsware
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