Rains at the right time made all the difference in the burgeoning wheat crop in Kansas this summer. Nebraska, meanwhile, played some catch up after starting with drought. Moisture that came late in the season as producers were about to lose hope ultimately provided a “decent” harvest.
Wheat is piled in the hopper during harvest near Stratton, Neb.
Wheat is harvested north of Agenda, Kan.
Keith and Mary Eisenzimmer of Kimberly Farms harvest wheat south of Big Springs, Neb.
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Freelance writer Amy Hadachek is a two-time Emmy Award winning meteorologist and a storm chaser who earned her NWA and AMS Broadcast Meteorology Seals of Approval. She and her husband live on a diversified farm in Kansas. Reach her at editorial@midwestmessenger.com.





