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	Less milo, more wheat


	Fields of milo on SE 10 Rd in Great Bend offer evidence between the dryland and irrigated milo. On the left, a field of non-irrigated milo is short and head production is spotty. Directly across the road in an irrigated field, the milo stands significantly higher with more dense head production... View Larger View » < >

Rosie Meir, grain accountant at Great Bend Co-op sums up the outlook for the 2012 milo crop with one word.

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