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Winter Wheat Crop Looks Bad Nationwide As Discussions Of Abandonment Increase
Winter Wheat Crop Looks Bad Nationwide As Discussions Of Abandonment Increase
Winter Wheat Crop Looks Bad Nationwide As Discussions Of Abandonment Increase
The condition of the national winter wheat crop continues to drop. “ 27% good to excellent, 41% very poor to poor," noted USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey. "A week ago we were sitting at 29% and 39% respectively.” Rippey noted over the past week, winter wheat conditions improved slightly in Montana and Colorado, but many of the other Plains states saw either steady or declining conditions
USDA: Winter Wheat Crop Struggling Nationwide
USDA: Winter Wheat Crop Struggling Nationwide
USDA: Winter Wheat Crop Struggling Nationwide
The wheat crop nationwide is facing a variety of challenges this year. "For weeks now we've been watching the status of winter wheat and the poor condition across the central and southern great plains and despite a fairly stormy week last week, it's not surprising that we still have some significant issues with winter wheat condition," said USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey ...
Dry Conditions Across The Southern Plains Hurting The Nation’s Wheat Crop
Dry Conditions Across The Southern Plains Hurting The Nation’s Wheat Crop
Dry Conditions Across The Southern Plains Hurting The Nation’s Wheat Crop
Dry conditions are expected to continue in several areas of the country. “We do have some limited updates from the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service.  Weekly state reports for the week ending March 6th indicating that topsoil moisture is rated 81% very short to short in Kansas and Texas," USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey says Oklahoma is also notably dry. “In those st ... Read Mor
Vilsack: Competition Must Be Addressed In Meat Packing Conversation
Vilsack: Competition Must Be Addressed In Meat Packing Conversation
Vilsack: Competition Must Be Addressed In Meat Packing Conversation
The lack of competition in the meat packing sector does limits many livestock producers to only one potential buyer, which can mean lower prices at the time of sale. But at last week's White House meeting working to address this problem, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said the damage could be much broader in scope ...
USDA: August Feedlot Report Filled With Surprises
USDA: August Feedlot Report Filled With Surprises
USDA: August Feedlot Report Filled With Surprises
Going in to Friday's USDA cattle feedlot activity report, industry analysts expected a 1% decline in placements during August. However, what they got was a placement number of 2.1 million head which was up 2% from a year ago. USDA Livestock Analyst, Shayle Shagam, says looking at the geography, placements were down in places in Oklahoma where forage as been available. ...
Rippey Looks At Current Pasture, Winter Wheat Conditions
Rippey Looks At Current Pasture, Winter Wheat Conditions
Rippey Looks At Current Pasture, Winter Wheat Conditions
How does the national winter wheat crop look? "We see some of the lowest rated wheat across the central and southern plains in Colorado and Texas," noted USDA Meteorologist, Brad Rippey. "Both at 29% very poor to poor. Meanwhile we have somewhat better conditions as you move in to Kansas and Oklahoma ...
Winter Wheat Continues To Struggle In The South
Winter Wheat Continues To Struggle In The South
Winter Wheat Continues To Struggle In The South
When it comes to the winter wheat crop nationally, growers in the southern U.S. continue to report poor conditions. "With respect to winter wheat, we're continuing to watch Texas. 39% of the winter wheat rated in very poor to poor condition on March 7th," noted USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey ...
Wheat Conditions Struggling Nationwide
Wheat Conditions Struggling Nationwide
Wheat Conditions Struggling Nationwide
Nationally, wheat futures have rallied this week, primarily because of the wheat conditions across the Midwest. USDA Outlook Board Chairman, Mark Jekanowski, said for example in Texas only 28% of its wheat crop is rated good to excellent shape ...

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