A lot of wheat in Kansas “zeroed out” by drought

A lot of wheat in western Kansas has has been “zeroed out for insurance purposes, and a lot more will be,” says the chief of the Kansas State University ag experiment station south of Hays in northwest Kansas. Station chief Bob Gillen is quoted in the Hays Daily News about the intense drought. Hays has seen three… » Read More

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