An official with the Kansas Crop Improvement Association encourages the state’s farmers to look for signs of a wild triticale hybrid found recently in wheat fields.
Wild hybrid reported in wheat fields
From left are, dried spike samples of the wild hybrid found in Dickinson County, Marion County and south central Kansas.
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