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More
than 200 varieties listed, from the most current to the classic varieties:
Year of release - Source - Special Traits - Pedigree |
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- Complete variety yield test results
- Fertilizer rates and placement methods
- Herbicide and insecticide research updates
- Farmer field notes
- Kansas Farm and Estate Law
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- The latest information on all varieties
- Full-sized maps showing where
each variety is best adapted
- Variety & trait charts comparisons
- Strengths & weaknesses of each variety
- Covers Kansas, northern OK,
eastern CO, Texas panhandle
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Field Notes & Updates |
May 18, 2012 |
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Dry weather and high temperatures have replaced stripe rust as the main driver of wheat conditions now. Wheat is now under stress in both western and central Kansas from the dry conditions. Yield potential is declining, especially where the wheat is in the crucial grain filling stages. In Oklahoma, wheat harvest has begun in southern areas, and is close in northern areas. -- Steve Watson
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