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Kansas farmers expect little change in wheat acres

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A pair of Kansas farmers says higher wheat futures are improving the outlook for the crop. But, Gary Millershaski says, he likely won’t plant any additional acres due to persistent dryness across the region. “If it’s fallow and it’s lined up to get planted to wheat, it’s going to get planted as wheat. If there’s […] The post Kansas farmers expect little change in wheat acres appeared first on Brownfield Ag News .

First report: Wheat Starting off Monday with Gains — finance.yahoo.com, 2d