Posted by 1206SWMO on July 10, 2017 at 06:48:26 from (172.242.197.229):
In Reply to: Winter wheat. posted by gordosd on July 09, 2017 at 16:40:53:
In my area of $75-125 cash rent it takes around 60 bushels to break even..Several that I have talked to said their wheat was making 50-65 bushels per acre..Its been wet here and lots of the wheat fields are rutted up....We had a 3" rain on July 4th...Everyone hopes to get 30 bushel double crop soybeans..Only about 10% of the double crop beans are planted but by mid week it will dry up to where the rest of the beans can get planted....A few still have early beans to plant..In 2015 it was wet and some planted beans the last week of July....We had a late freeze and the beans made up to 30 bushels per acre..
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