Kansas State research: Growing frequency of dry, hot and windy conditions damage wheat yields

Researchers at Kansas State University publishes a study quantifying the negative impact that the triple punch of heat, drought and wind has had on wheat yields in Kansas and surrounding states over the past 40 years. [Jill Hummels for the Kansas Reflector]
By Tim Carpenter KansasReflector.com TOPEKA — The compounding influence of adverse dry, hot and windy climate patterns slashed wheat yield 4% in Kansas and five…

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