For a farmer in Salina, wheat harvest continues. Bill Came, of Came Farms, a fifth-generation Kansas farmer, said he has about three days to go. The welcome rains have slowed him down a bit. Statewide, there were six suitable days for fieldwork last week. According to the USDA and Kansas State University's Extension Service, 98% of Kansas winter wheat is mature. This is more than 10% higher than this time last year. For the week ending July 5, 80% of the wheat was harvested. Last year at this time, a little more than half of the wheat was harvested...
