Poor wheat crop hurts Oklahoma harvesters
The smaller winter wheat crop in Oklahoma and Texas is not only hurting out-of-state harvesters that make a living following the crop through both states.
This year’s crop — besieged by drought, a late freeze and an overabundance of rain in some areas — is also cutting into the annual incomes for harvesters here at home.
Coweta wheat producer and harvester Dave Hermesch , who has been cuttin...
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