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To fill in on the discussion about wheat-- this last week it was dry and hot which made for a wild scramble in this area to get the wheat fields cut- but now the rain has moved back in and there are still several left to cut..
Some are baling it and will use for feed- but quite a bit of the combined stuff was of so poor quality (low protein with high dockage) that it was only considered feed grain worth $2-$3 a bushel..
Here is where a lot of it is ending up.... The EGT elevator/BNSF loading site at Kintyre...
Some are baling it and will use for feed- but quite a bit of the combined stuff was of so poor quality (low protein with high dockage) that it was only considered feed grain worth $2-$3 a bushel..
Here is where a lot of it is ending up.... The EGT elevator/BNSF loading site at Kintyre...
