A two-week stretch of very warm temperatures and lots of sun have brightened up the mostly small soybean plants across the state and have added height to the corn. Corn is tasseling in some counties, but most corn is still approaching that stage, and canola is ending its blooming stage.
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Extension agents finding FHB in maturing wheat fields
Wheat is maturing at Winfield's Answer Plot north of Wilton last week.
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