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The 2019 HRW wheat harvest continues to “grind” on in Oklahoma and Texas while test cutting has started on the Oklahoma/Kansas border.  The National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) showed Texas at 27% […]Read More

The 2019 HRW wheat harvest continues to “grind” on in Oklahoma and Texas.  While the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) shows Texas at 27% complete with harvest early in the week, the […]Read More

This will be the final HRW Harvest Summary for 2018. There will be a final summary issued in early to mid-October with final lab results by tributary and weighted for production (including […]Read More

The 2018 HRW wheat harvest is now complete in all states except Montana where rain slowed harvest earlier in the week. The states of Oregon, Washington and Idaho continue to report very […]Read More

The 2018 HRW wheat harvest is winding down rapidly with the only states now harvesting being Montana (90% complete), Washington (90% complete) and Idaho (91% complete). Those 3 states continue to report […]Read More

HRW harvest progress in the states of Montana (71% complete), Washington (74% complete) and Idaho (74% complete) continues to move quickly. All other HRW producing states are 98% or greater complete. Montana […]Read More

The 2018 HRW wheat harvest continues in full swing in Montana, Washington, Idaho and Oregon. Weather conditions over the last week have been favorable for considerable progress in those states. Additionally, Montana […]Read More

The 2018 HRW wheat harvest continues in full swing in Montana (33% complete), Washington (58% complete), Oregon (67% complete) and Idaho (27% complete). Cutting is now either complete or winding down quickly; […]Read More

The 2018 HRW wheat harvest continues to wind down in Colorado (95% complete) and Nebraska (89% complete). South Dakota made good progress this week and is now 78% complete continue with harvest. […]Read More

Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas are now essentially complete with the 2018 HRW wheat harvest. Colorado is now 80% complete with only the northeastern ¼ of the state still cutting and Nebraska is […]Read More