Winter wheat harvest is ramping up in the southwestern region of the state, while spring crops are turning golden, with many maturing quicker under the July heat. Spring wheat harvest has also begun in western regions.
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A spring wheat field north of Washburn the last week in July. Photo submitted by Travis Evenson.
This sunflower field north of Washburn is short. Photo submitted by Travis Evenson.
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