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US Wheat Impacted By Dry Weather
Published on: Jan 20 2022, 11:34
In US, excessively warm temperatures and dry weather are impacting this year’s wheat harvest in Oklahoma. Over 94% of the state is experiencing some level of drought and the state needs rain between now and April to make a difference in the wheat crop. If there is a deficit rainfall, we can see a major fall in the production which was already seen in the previous year.
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