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WINTER WHEAT CROP GETS LOWEST RATING IN 40 YEARS
Apr. 11, 2023
Source: Oklahoma Farm Report
U.S. winter wheat condition, already the lowest in decades, dropped another point last week, USDA NASS reported in its weekly Crop Progress Report on Monday.
Nationwide, winter wheat was rated 27 percent good to excellent, down one percentage point from 28 percent the previous week and five percentage points below last year's rating at this time of 32 percent. The current rating is tied with 1996 for the lowest in four decades.
The three major Southern Plains Hard Red Winter Wheat Crop slipped further in this latest report- Kansas dropped three points to 13 percent good to excellent, Oklahoma is now at 20 percent good to excellent- down six points from last week and Texas is at 17% good to excellent- off one point.
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