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Oct. 29, 2019Wichita, KS | By: AP
A new government report shows Kansas growers are on track with planting next year's winter wheat crop.
The National Agricultural Statistics Service reported Monday that 88% of the wheat is now in the ground in Kansas. That is ahead of the 75% planted at this time last year and near the 65% average.
The weekly snapshot shows farmers have harvested 74% of their corn crops along with 56% of the soybeans and 51% of the sorghum crops in the state.
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