The warm winter, prolonged drought and spring freezes have combined to make this a punishing year for western Nebraska wheat growers. The challenges are steep, but new wheat and triticale varieties developed by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with producer input provide hope for future seasons. NE Daybreak, a hard red winter wheat, features a helpful spread in crop maturity and has strong yield. NE Fenster, also a hard red winter wheat varie…
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