The CEO of Kansas Wheat says some optimism has been lost for this year’s wheat crop. “A lot of those areas haven’t received moisture since November. Farmers are really disappointed.” Justin Gilpin says fields he scouted on the second day of the wheat quality tour in western and southern Kansas showed significant drought stress. “That […]
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