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This year s expected harvest for hard red winter wheat could be rather average. But thanks to high prices for the grain per bushel, farmers should expect to see higher profits nonetheless.
Per-bushel prices are currently trading above $7 on the Chicago Board of Trade (and nearly $7 at elevators in Oklahoma), which is about $2 per bushel higher than last year. These prices are prompting some growers in Oklahoma who typically graze cattle on their wheat are deciding to harvest a mature crop instead.
The harvest generally starts in late May, and depending on weather conditions and the maturity of the crop, can last two to three months.
Ohio sees drop in both coronavirus case rate, unemployment benefits claims: Capitol Letter
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Forty-five of Ohio s 88 counties are on red alert for concern over spread of the virus. Thirty-nine are a step lower for concern at orange, and four at the lowest level of yellow.Rich Exner, cleveland.com
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Ohio not as red: Forty-five Ohio counties are on red alert for concern over the spread of coronavirus this week. That’s the lowest this number has been in months, Rich Exner reports. It was as high as 84 in parts of January and February. Meanwhile, the two-week case rate dropped sharply, to 155.6 cases per 100,000 residents, down from 200 just two weeks ago, the state health department reported Thursday.