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Harvest of the 2013 HRW crop continues to rapidly wind down in the states of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas. Texas is now 91% complete with almost all wheat left to cut being […]Read More

The 2013 HRW wheat harvest continues to wind down in Texas and Oklahoma with only scattered fields across both states (the majority in the northwestern parts (Panhandles)), yet to be harvested.  Those […]Read More

The 2013 HRW wheat harvest hit high gear in the southern and south central states this week as temperatures reached triple digits and fields dried down.  The Texas harvest is now winding […]Read More

The 2013 HRW wheat harvest was slowed by widespread precipitation this week in Texas (57% complete), Oklahoma (39% complete), Colorado (<1% complete) and Kansas (<1% complete) as test cutting is now being […]Read More

The 2013 HRW wheat harvest took a big leap this week into southern Kansas after hot dry winds dried most areas hardest hit by drought and freeze.  Wheat is now being delivered […]Read More

The 2013 HRW wheat harvest has slowed significantly due to rain in north Texas.  Cutting in central Texas has resumed and is now about 25% complete in that area of the state […]Read More

The 2013 HRW wheat harvest has now moved into southern Oklahoma along the Texas/Oklahoma border.  Wheat now being cut in those border areas was damaged by freeze in late March.  Test weight […]Read More

Harvest is now in full swing in the southern coastal areas of Texas with approximately 200,000 bushels received (and a few loads have been delivered in the areas of extreme drought stricken […]Read More

The 2013 HRW wheat crop in the central and southern portions of the US is significantly behind the average development stage for mid-May.  Generally, the 2013 HRW crop is 10 days to […]Read More

2012 HRW Wheat yields were wide ranging across the production area, but most producers were happy with the final production numbers considering the extremes of 2011 which carried into (and expanded) in […]Read More