@DenverGregg@amazingmap Yes we did learn . The plow and drought were the two biggest issues that contributed to the dust bowl. The plow, too a great extent has been replaced by no-till and minimum till and farming practices are a lot better at stopping a repeat of the dust bowl in the same area.
@sizov_andre One 80 acre field test weight 62-64 and 56 bushels an acre, the best ground we farm but adjacent 160 acres only about a little more than 1/2 done but guessing above 50. Last year made in The middle 40’s.
@JBrads794414@scottwestacre Very very seldom, in terms of what is grown around Kansas and the great plains which Hard red winter wheat, but they do some of it in the northern plains where they grow spring wheat.
With no stories out of EU/BSea the wheat supply story is done (for now). Harvest will be in full swing next week in Oklahoma and will continue until Mid September. Now it's a test if commercials can stay disciplined with tightening storage revenue. A test they fail every year btw. Interesting as Corn and Soy are putting big carries back into the market.
@JLinvilleFert With the ongoing drought and poor crop conditions of the wheat, there won't be so much phosphate depletion from the removal of the wheat kernels and depending of remaining soil phosphate levels they won't need as much or any at all.