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Jul 01, 2022 1:29 PM
As wheat harvest in Oklahoma winds down, many farmers are looking ahead to what comes next.
“Wheat harvest is rapidly coming to an end,” said Josh Bushong, Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service northwest area agronomy specialist. “It’s estimated that over 95% of the crop has been harvested. Most of the custom harvesters have moved north, and a few farmers are close to finishing. The rain last weekend slowed progress some for the northern tier counties. Medford received almost 2 inches of rainfall and Alva over an inch, according to the Mesonet.”