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OSU's Kim Anderson Comments On Wheat Harvest Progress And Higher Than Expected Yields

Thu, 24 Jun 2021 14:01:19 CDT

OSU's Kim Anderson Comments On Wheat Harvest Progress And Higher Than Expected Yields Oklahoma State University Extension Grains Market Analyst Dr. Kim Anderson talks about what is going on in the Wheat Markets. Dr. Anderson says harvest is progressing relatively well and is approximately halfway complete. This week Dr. Anderson is talking about wheat harvest progress and yields.

Anderson says the yields are good to excellent and test weights are mostly above 60 lbs. He says harvest has made its way to the Oklahoma/Kansas border with some cutting up into central Kansas.

"Nearly 40 percent of the 2021 world wheat crop is harvested, and it is coming in above expectations," Anderson said.

The latest estimate is 29.2 billion bushels which is comparable to the 28.5 billion bushel record last year, he added.

For additional information, Anderson advises reading the Oklahoma Wheat Commission Harvest Report.. To hear more from Dr. Anderson, click or tap below.


This week on SUNUP, Brian Arnall shows us how to identify nutrient deficiencies in corn.

In the Mesonet weather report, Wes Lee updates us on the latest soil moisture map. Gary McManus says though drought is expanding in the state, cooler temperatures are expected in July.

John Weir says we need to be wildfire aware when lighting off fireworks this July Fourth.

Then, with the heavy rainfall much of Oklahoma had in the spring, Marley Beem tells us it's important to assess the structure of our ponds.

Kim Anderson has an update on the progress of the state's wheat harvest and breaks down the latest grain market numbers.

In Cow-Calf Corner, Justin Talley has information on how to manage barn and horn flies this summer.

Finally, Laura Goodman explains how to identify and manage one of the deadliest plants in the country, poison hemlock.


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