Summer Crop Harvest Update & Wheat Planting Conditions - with Josh Bushong, OSU Extension area agronomist
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Crop Prices: Market Rally | Market Monitor - 8/22/26
Todd Hubbs, OSU Extension crop marketing specialist, discusses the recent rally in the grain markets.
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Summer Crop Harvest Update & Wheat Planting Conditions | OSU Extension (8/29/26) Josh Bushong, OSU Extension area agronomist, provides an update on summer harvest and current wheat planting conditions.
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3/3 United States winter #wheat planted and harvested acres, from 2017 to 2026.
From the August USDA Crop Production report: tinyurl.com/yc8mbk56
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2/ The average winter #wheat #yield is forecast at 47.0 bushels per acre, up 0.3 bushel from last month but down 7.9 bushels from 2025.
From the August USDA Crop Production report: tinyurl.com/yc8mbk56
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1/ United States winter #wheat production is forecast at 990 million bushels, down slightly from the July 1 forecast and down 29% from 2025.
From the August USDA Crop Production report: tinyurl.com/yc8mbk56
Oklahoma Genetics, Inc. retweeted
The heat and drought have taken their toll on vegetation, especially across the western half of the state, as shown by the Mesonet's OK-FIRE program's relative greenness maps. Eastern Oklahoma's vegetation is on wilt-watch, too! ticker.mesonet.org/ #okwx #okmesonet

ALT Mesonet relative greenness maps for the weeks ending July 9 and Aug. 9, 2026. In July, much of central and eastern Oklahoma was lush and green, with relative greenness commonly 70–100%. By August, widespread orange and red had expanded across western and central Oklahoma, indicating vegetation had rapidly dried and browned, while greener conditions persisted mainly in the east. The comparison illustrates the dramatic drying of Oklahoma’s landscape in just one month.
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"Wheat’s On Your Mind Podcast Features USW’s Brian Liedl Discussing Customer Retention and the Global Wheat Market." via @uswheatassoc
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📢 #ICYMI:
"#USWheat Groups Celebrate #FoodforPeace Shipments at the Port of New Orleans." via
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📝 Read: shorturl.at/EcUCA
@wheatworld
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@USDA
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@uswheatassoc
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U.S. #grain markets closed lower on Tuesday as traders reduced positions ahead of USDA's August WASDE report, sending #corn, #soybeans and winter #wheat into negative territory.
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August WASDE Report Analysis: Corn Leads Market Shifting Trends as Wheat and Soybeans Face Dynamic Demand dlvr.it/TTzgfL
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The USDA lowered new-crop corn ending stocks more than expected in today’s WASDE report. 👀📉
What else changed? 🌽🌱🌾
Check out the updated corn, soybean, and wheat estimates in this quick breakdown.
#WASDE #USDA #Corn #Soybeans #Wheat #GrainMarkets #Agriculture #AgMarkets
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According to @usda_nass for the week ending in August 9, 2026, there was 6.2 days suitable for fieldwork.
🌾Topsoil moisture supplies rated 22% very short, 37% short, 36% adequate and 5% surplus. Subsoil moisture supplies rated 20% very short, 35% short, 41% adequate and 4% surplus.
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#DYK? High-quality seed is the foundation of a strong agricultural system. Better seed helps drive sustainability, strengthen food security, and advance #Innovation across #Agriculture. When farmers start with #BetterSeed, everyone benefits.
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This week's @uswheatassoc harvest report: bit.ly/4xurG3g
-Under 10% HRW #wheatharvest26 remains
-SW advancing steadily
-HRS & N. durum moving quickly under hot, dry conditions
-@USDA est #USwheat production at 1.53 billion bu (41.7 MMT) down 23% Y-O-Y
📸Randy Small, WA
Oklahoma Genetics, Inc. retweeted
This ground always intrigues. In drought’s alluvial patterns show up, more-so in soy. In the 2nd photo you can see a P&K by wheat cover project. One side crimped wheat at flag leaf with beautiful stand the other side no cover, notill following soy, marginal stand. One died sooner
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With the convo on the previous post I am adding AMS and ATS to the weekly price report, along with Nutrient cost. $/lb.
Congratulations again to OGI's own Joe Caughlin (OGI Chairman of the Board) and Marc Conrady (OGI member in Wichita) on being named 2026 Distinguished Alumni
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OSU-P92, from the combine seat, it looks like your typical HW #Wheat once in the grain tank you can see the high Antioxidant nutrient rich purple grain.




























