The wheat is starting to turn and dry down. Overall, the crop is good, but we are still looking for a rain, especially in areas of Lambton County where precipitation has not accumulated much over the past two weeks. Despite the dryness, the wheat should still fill, however, there may be concerns about light test weights and maximizing on yields. 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! As of right now, we have the potential for an earlier than normal harvest, weather depending. The old adage goes- 6 weeks from head to bread. This would place us in the swing of harvest at the beginning of July.
