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Spring wheat for Kansas?
Dr. Victor Martin
The Drought Monitor is essentially unchanged except that abnormally dry conditions are moving into northern Stafford County. This isn’t surprising with the Arctic Blast as there shouldn’t have been any moisture loss and while there was a bit of snow, it didn’t amount to much in terms of liquid. However, it did help insulate the soil a bit, keep soil two inch soil temperatures a bit warmer, and help protect the wheat crop’s growing point.