Maximizing the use of wheat
Don Wagner
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Don Wagner
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Should I feed wheat? This is a question which many wheat/cattle producers have probably been asking themselves. As we all know, wheat is now cheap, about $3.20-3.60/bushel or $107-120/ton. There was a large carryover of wheat (well above 1 billion bushels) prior to the start of this year’s harvest—one of the highest carryovers in many years. Moreover, a possible record crop of near or above 2.5 billion bushels may be harvested next year.
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Should I feed wheat? This is a question which many wheat/cattle producers have probably been asking themselves. As we all know, wheat is now cheap, about $3.20-3.60/bushel or $107-120/ton. There was a large carryover of wheat (well above 1 billion bushels) prior to the start of this year’s harvest—one of the highest carryovers in many years. Moreover, a possible record crop of near or above 2.5 billion bushels may be harvested next year.
Key concepts: Bushel, Crop, Agronomy, Agricultural science, Biology, Acre