Crop Progress: Oklahoma Winter Wheat Planting Jumps to 77%

In the latest Crop Progress report from USDA, U.S. Corn harvested stands at 81% and Soybeans harvested stands at 92%.

U.S. Cotton harvested stands at 71% and Sorghum harvested stands at 70%.

U.S. Winter Wheat planting now stands at 89%, compared to 83% one week ago U.S. winter wheat emerged is at 76%. In Oklahoma, wheat planting now stands at 77% compared to 62% a week ago, winter wheat emerged is at 61%.  Texas wheat planting is now at 82% compared to 77% one week ago, winter wheat emerged is at 71%.  Kansas is now at 92% planted compared to 86% one week ago, winter wheat emerged is at 78%.

Corn Statistics:

Oklahoma corn harvested is at 96%.

Kansas corn harvested is at 88%.

Texas corn harvested is at 99%.

Soybean statistics:

Oklahoma soybeans harvested stand at 54%.

Kansas soybeans harvested are at 78%.

Texas soybeans harvested are at 85%.

Cotton statistics:

Oklahoma cotton bolls opening are at 95%. Area harvested is at 51%.

Kansas cotton bolls opening are at 99%. Area harvested is at 39%.

Texas cotton bolls opening are at 90%. Area harvested is at 65%.

Sorghum statistics:

Oklahoma Sorghum harvested is at 76%.

Kansas Sorghum harvested is at 57%.

Texas sorghum harvested is at 99%.

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