Planting wheat early

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Last week several students in Plant Science asked what was being drilled into fields in the area. They were sure it couldn’t be wheat, especially around the Labor Day weekend. One had even noticed a drill in the field the last week of August. They knew the ideal time to plant wheat according to K-State is after the “fly free” date which in this area is the first week of October.

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