wheat yield

rick deere · Jun 17, 2011

what is a good wheat yeild??????I think I had a good one but want to ask before I tell what I did.

Anonymous-0 · Jun 17, 2011

in central Il. 80 to 90 bu.

NY 986 · Jun 17, 2011

Depends where you are at. Here in New York on the heavier but well drained ground guys usually shoot for 100 bushels per acre and anything under 70 would be a disappointment for sure. Dryland plains wheat probably does not deliver that kind of yield.

Old Bob · Jun 17, 2011

In Arkansas 50-60 bushels per acre

Bobl1958 · Jun 17, 2011

Here in Central KS 50 - 60 bu would be good for dryland. This year will average closer to 25 - 30 bu. Just didn't get any rain in March and April. I cut a small field Wed that went 35 bu acre. Hoping the rest is better. Bob

jackinok · Jun 17, 2011

if we get 25 bu acre this year i'll be greatly surprised,to dry for too long.

Mike (WA) · Jun 17, 2011

Dryland eastern Washington, normal yields range for 25 or 30 (Waterville) to nearly 100 (Palouse and Pullman), most areas average 50-60. Irrigated can go as high as 150, but they don't often try for that much because of the risk of lodging. Western Washington, 100 is common.

rick deere · Jun 17, 2011

Im in arkanasa and dry land did 79.7 guess I should count my blessings

Old Bob · Jun 17, 2011

Rick Where you at in Arkansas?????

flying belgian · Jun 17, 2011

Southern Mn. 50-60.

rick deere · Jun 18, 2011

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