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Most of the corn in south-central Kansas has been harvested, and harvest is under way for soybeans and grain sorghum, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Also, wheat planting in south-central Kansas is about 40 percent complete.
The drought’s effects continue. The soil in south-central Kansas remains very dry, with 26 percent of the top soil rated adequate for moisture or better, and just 7 percent of the subsoil.
Statewide, almost two-thirds of the soybean and grain sorghum crops are rated poor or very poor.
