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Michigan wheat leader: early planting and ideal conditions supporting yield potential
The chairman of the Michigan Wheat Program says an early harvest season has been ideal for the crop. Jeff Krohn farms in Huron County. “There’s a direct correlation to early planting wheat to better yields,” he shares. “Our wheat has got four and five, six tillers already. We got it planted at the end of September, 1st […] The post Michigan wheat leader: early planting and ideal conditions supporting yield potential appeared first on Brownfield …
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