A pair of Kansas farmers say weather conditions are already taking a toll on this year’s winter wheat crop. Ben Bellar, in the southeast part of the state, says some of his fields have 5 to 10 percent freeze damage. “Our wheat is starting to perk up a little bit. You can definitely see some […]
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