A wet November has brought some improvement to winter wheat fields in Kansas. Western Kansas farmer Clay Schemm tells Brownfield… “I had a field that was a very spotty stand. This moisture came through and everything’s popped up out of the ground and it’s looking so much better.” According to the USDA, 49% of winter […]
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