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Late Planting Risks in Wheat Across Texas
Agricultural guidance notes rain delays push planting past optimum dates increasing risks of reduced hay, poor vernalization, winter kill, and lower yields. South Texas varieties need fewer chilling hours while High Plains types demand more. December planting often limits growth before spring. Late tiller development lowers head counts. fall drought worsens losses, with spring wheats offering 30 percent less yield but useful when winter crops fail.
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