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Plains Grains Calls Hard Red Winter Wheat Harvest Done for 2021
Fri, 27 Aug 2021 16:12:50 EDT
			 During the wheat harvest season, Mark Hodges and Plains Grains release a weekly HRW wheat harvest report- here is the latest report from Hodges, as released on Thursday evening, August 26th:
			During the wheat harvest season, Mark Hodges and Plains Grains release a weekly HRW wheat harvest report- here is the latest report from Hodges, as released on Thursday evening, August 26th:
State 	Percent Complete:
 Texas 		100%
 Oklahoma 	100%
 Kansas 	100%
 Colorado 	100%
 Nebraska 	100%
 South Dakota 	100%
 Montana 	100%
 Washington 	100%
 Oregon 	100%
Idaho 		100%
Wyoming 	100%
8/26/2021: The theme of the 2021 HRW harvest could be characterized as "extremes". Harvest began in central  Texas with rain, rain, and more rain just as the crop matured, that was followed by damp, overcast, cool weather  making it very difficult to get the crop out of the field. These conditions prevailed for several weeks and when  it wasn't raining many areas experienced abnormally cool conditions, heavy overcast with very high humidity.
While not unusual for the Southern Plains during harvest, the length of time it lasted was unusual. Harvest in  most of the central and eastern parts of the HRW production area of the US was delayed by almost 2 weeks due  to excessive moisture and high humidity limiting harvest start times that then only lasted a very few hours each  day before the straw was too tough to cut shutting down harvest early. 
The northern US and Pacific Northwest experienced the opposite conditions leading to an early harvest seeing exceptionally dry conditions, abnormally  high temperatures, and a short crop (understated). Early lab results are reflective of these conditions
Early testing data: There are currently 505 of (a now expected 525) samples in the lab and with 484 in various  stages of testing. Moisture dropped slightly (11.0% to 10.9%) and overall protein increased from 11.8% to  11.9%. TKW increased from 30.1 grams to 30.2 grams and test weight decreased from 60.5 lbs/bu (79.6 kg/hl)  to 60.4 lbs/bu (79.5 kg/hl). Falling number decreased slightly this week (364 sec.) down from (369 sec.) last week.  
Read more about the test results that have been conducted by Plains Grains for the 2021 crop and other details of the harvest season that has now concluded by clicking on the PDF link below.
 
   
02542_PGI_HRW_Harvest_Report_August_27_2021.pdf
   
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