Wheat, weather, and winter

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	Wheat, weather, and winter

Normally by now, it wouldn’t be unusual for area producers to be getting ready to turn out cattle on wheat and rye pasture, especially south of here and under irrigation. Wheat is behind where we would like it to be for the third week of October. Wheat is just emerging, or has emerged and is slowly starting to develop. Normally producers wouldn’t be too happy but this isn’t a “normal” year. When you consider ...

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