Dylan Debock of Debock Harvesting discussed harvesting conditions in North Dakota and Oklahoma, highlighting a successful wheat yield of 30 bushels per acre, despite inconsistent results due to environmental factors.
HUSA May 27 2026 – Dylan DeBock
HUSA May 25 2026 – JC Schemper
Harvest challenges in Oklahoma and Nebraska are heightened by drought and adverse weather, causing significant yield variation and impacting agriculture and community infrastructure.
HUSA May 20 2026 – Wheat Yields in Texas
The discussion highlights Eric Wolgemuth's experiences as a custom harvester, detailing challenges and results from harvesting in Texas, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania, with varied wheat quality and yields.
HUSA May 18 2026 – Oklahoma Update
The interview with Dave Misener from Elk City, Oklahoma, reveals a challenging wheat harvest season marked by low yields of 7 to 12 bushels per acre, high operational costs, and adverse weather conditions. Hailstorms caused property damage but limited crop impact. Comparatively, other regions experience more favorable agricultural conditions.
HUSA May 8 2026 – Oklahoma Wheat Report
Oklahoma wheat producers face significant challenges due to drought, uneven rainfall, and disease, with nearly half of the crop rated poor. Despite some promising yield potential in specific areas, producers must monitor fields closely for various threats as harvest approaches.
HUSA May 5 2026 – Dry In Kansas
Kansas Corn Growers president Matt Splitter reports severe dryness in Rice County, Kansas, with less than two inches of rain this year. Planting has been disrupted due to insufficient moisture, impacting growth. The local wheat crop shows concerning conditions, while optimism remains for future rainfall during the growing season.
HUSA April 30 2026 – David Misener
The 'David Connection' on Today's Harvest USA features Dave Misener discussing agricultural challenges in Elk City, Oklahoma, primarily dry conditions affecting wheat production. He notes minor rainfall's limited benefits and innovative farming strategies. The conversation extends to North Dakota's harsh winters and rising fertilizer costs impacting farmers' operations.
Texas Wheat Update
Combines are rolling in Texas with some crews finishing up, but there is a lot to be harvested yet. Let's see what the numbers look like right now...