PGI HRW Harvest Report June 10, 2022
Rain again continued to dominate and delay the 2022 HRW harvest progress over this past week in most parts of Oklahoma and Texas. However, harvest progress did break 35% in Texas and […]Read More
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Rain again continued to dominate and delay the 2022 HRW harvest progress over this past week in most parts of Oklahoma and Texas. However, harvest progress did break 35% in Texas and […]Read More
Rain continued to dominate and delay the 2022 HRW harvest progress over the last week as fields continue to be muddy in most parts of Oklahoma and Texas where wheat harvest began […]Read More
9/2/2021: The 2021 HRW harvest is now complete with planting of the 2022 crop underway in several states. This will be the final harvest report for 2021 with a summary of all […]Read More
8/26/2021: The theme of the 2021 HRW harvest could be characterized as “extremes”. Harvest began in central Texas with rain, rain, and more rain just as the crop matured, that was followed […]Read More
8/19/2021: The US HRW harvest is complete in almost all states with the exception of Idaho and Montana. Idaho will be complete in the next few days (now 95% complete) minus rain […]Read More
8/12/2021: The US HRW harvest continues to move very quickly and is now winding down in the Pacific Northwest. Remaining states are 80% or more complete as hot and dry weather continues […]Read More
5/2021: The US HRW harvest in the 5 most southern Great Plains States is now complete. All remaining states are at least 70% complete (Montana) and as high as 98% complete (South […]Read More
7/29/2021: The 2021 HRW harvest continues to roll through areas of the central, northern, and northwestern US with only 4 states remaining that have completed less than 85% harvest. Colorado and Nebraska […]Read More
7/22/2021: The 2021 US HRW harvest made significant progress this week with the 3 southern most states of Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas now complete. Colorado and Nebraska accelerated harvest this week as […]Read More