Double-crop wheat may be creeping northward in Illinois and the rest of the Midwest.
Double-crop wheat may shift northward in parts of Midwest
A number of factors — including plant breeding, climate change and economics — may be leading to more wheat planted north of the typical range of double-crop systems.
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