The wheat is really starting to turn and dry down now. Overall, the crop is looking good and the rain on Monday was very beneficial to the wheat as it will help to plump up the kernels in the head. More rains are anticipated in our locale this week. Lambton County has been victim to many spotty, isolated showers, so some areas are very keen to get this upcoming rain, while other regions already have sufficient moisture. There have been some fields that are starting to lay down, and this could be due from a variety of reasons including wind, excess nitrogen, excess plant population, or a combination of the factors. As of right now, the plant still has the potential to pop back up, but the longer it stays down, the chances of that lessen. So far, the crop is very healthy with no disease or insect activity to speak of. Floyd and Megan have been checking out wheat fields on their wheat tour the past few weeks, and they are very happy with what they are seeing! Due to a large planting window in the fall, we anticipate that the majority of the wheat crops will start to come off in around 2-4 weeks.