Tag: Kansas Wheat Tour 2025

The 2025 Hard Winter Wheat Tour in Kansas concluded on May 15, with 67 participants assessing wheat fields across six routes. The average yield was 53 bushels per acre, with an estimated 338.5 million bushels projected for harvest. The Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus affected some crops, highlighting potential yield variations yet to unfold.

On Wednesday, 67 participants of the Wheat Quality Council’s 2025 winter wheat tour visited Kansas, evaluating yields across multiple counties. Scouts recorded an average yield of 53.3 bushels per acre, though concerns about Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus emerged. Oklahoma's estimated production remained similar to last year, with ongoing evaluations expected.

Around 67 participants from 21 U.S. states and six countries took part in the Wheat Quality Council’s 67th Annual Hard Winter Wheat Evaluation Tour, evaluating wheat fields across Kansas. This year’s calculated yield stands at 50.5 bushels per acre, impacted by drought and disease. The tour emphasizes global networking among industry professionals.