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Oct. 22, 2019Wichita, KS | By: AP
A government snapshot shows Kansas growers making progress planting next year's winter wheat and harvesting fall crops.
The National Agricultural Statistics Service reported Monday that winter wheat planting was 77% complete, near the five-year average for this time of year in Kansas. Nearly half had already emerged.
Kansas farmers had also cut about 62% of their corn, along with 32% of the soybeans and 27% of their sorghum crops.
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