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Area farmers finally planting spring crops, as wheat begins to ripen

With weather conditions suitable for fi eldwork and fi elds drying, Aaron Zier put his 12-row John Deere planter to work Sunday, planting soybeans into a grain sorghum stubble fi eld south of Lincoln. According to Monday’s Kansas Crop Progress report, winter wheat coloring was 79 percent, behind 92 last ...

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