Kansas wheat harvest 83 percent finished
The 2009 Kansas wheat harvest is nearly complete across most
of the state, with 83 percent of the crop now
in the bin.
In its weekly crop summary, the Kansas Agricultural Statistics
Service reported Monday that most of the remaining activity is in
the state’s northwest corner. Just 24 percent of the wheat has been
cut there.
The latest update rates 18 percent of the wheat still in the
field as in excellent condition, with 45 percent in good condition.
About 25 percent is in fair shape, with 12 percent in poor to very
poor condition.
