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Tuesday, March 8, 2022
Oklahoma Winter Wheat Rated 57% Poor to Very Poor as Drought Continues
What a difference a year makes- In March 2021- the wheat crop was doing fairly well even in the face of some of the coldest February conditions in years- the 2021 Oklahoma winter wheat crop was called 53% good to excellent (almost all in good) while the poor to very poor ratings were just 10%.

Fast forward to this week- and widespread drought conditions have sucked a lot of the life out of the crop- with NASS reporting on Monday afternoon that the 2022 crop is rated 57% poor to very poor, 28% Fair, and 15% Good to Excellent.

Meanwhile- Pasture and Livestock: Pasture and range condition was rated at 31% Good to Excellent, 32 percent fair, and 37% Poor to Very Poor. The good to excellent ratings are actually better than a year ago when good to excellent was 24%.

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