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OSU's Kim Anderson Sees a Half Billion Dollar Oklahoma Wheat Crop on the Horizon for 2010
Fri, 07 May 2010 5:35:18 CDT
OSU Grain Marketing Economist Dr. Kim Anderson give us his take on the wheat crop estimates of this week- as well as marketing strategies as we draw closer to harvest here in 2010. Dr. Anderson offers his comments to Clinton Griffiths on SUNUP, the weekly OSU Ag Communications program that is seen on OETA.
Dr. Anderson says that the key to this year's crop versus 2009 is that with more bushels, even with an average wheat price likely to be a few pennies less- the overall economic value of the crop jumps substantially- around $370 million crop last year to more than a half billion dollar wheat crop for 2010 for the state of Oklahoma.
Click on the Listen Bar below and you can hear Kim's conversation with Clinton Griffiths- and get his take on the market as we slide closer to harvest.
Besides Kim Anderson and his wisdom about the wheat market- Griffiths provides us with a rundown of some of the other highlights of this week's show:
SUNUP heads West to learn how to manage property for Lesser Prairie Chickens.
Glenn Selk discusses strategies for deworming cows and calves in order to maximize weaning weights.
Derrell Peel discusses demand for beef and gives his tips for marketing feeder cattle.
In Shop Stop we’re learning the proper way to install relay switches.
AGWEATHER talks about what parts of Oklahoma are showing up on the US drought monitor and precipitation forecasts for May.
(Our thanks to the Oklahoma Wheat Commission for a great wheat picture for us to share with you from western Oklahoma during a scouting trip this week)
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