Oklahoma 2025 wheat crop yield & production estimates were shared at today’s OGFA meeting. Recent rain is having us feeling more hopeful. This group is usually spot-on with final numbers. Great work, everyone!

🌾 Check out this great episode on the SUNUP YouTube channel featuring our OSU Research and Extension partnership with Rendel Family Farms! Watch it here 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=3x4BV4…

May First USDA Crop Production Report Shows Oklahoma's 2025 Wheat Crop Almost at the Same Level as the 2024 Crop- 107.25 Million bushels- and that's up from the 101 Million Bushels predicted by the Oklahoma Grain and Feed Association Last Week- Our Stevie White talks with Troy

Oklahoma wheat producers — quick update for you! We’ve made some changes to how we talk about varieties during plot tours and added a new Farmer’s Challenge. Watch the video on the link below to get all the details! youtube.com/shorts/dMDWykK…

Looks like a great day at Lahoma Field Day 2025! (Photos courtesy of Candace Krebs with CK Communications Services)

Oklahoma #WheatHarvest2025 kicks off in the SW and Central regions. Harvest is a week behind schedule. Wheat is ready in some areas, but wet fields from recent rains are slowing progress, and more rain is in the forecast. 👉Check the OWC report at osuwheat.com

Oklahoma #WheatHarvest25 is at a standstill due to heavy rains across the state. There is no new harvest report at this time, as most locations have not seen any harvest activity since Monday. To view Monday’s report, please refer to my previous post at osuwheat.com

🌾 Oklahoma wheat harvest continues with slow progress across southwest and central parts of the state. High humidity and muddy conditions remain a challenge. Farmers are hoping to get back in this afternoon. See the latest #WheatHarvest25 report 👇 🔗 osuwheat.com

Oklahoma #wheatharvest25 has picked up speed over the last two days, combines are rolling. While many areas are making fast progress, some producers are still battling muddy fields and wet conditions. See the latest harvest report below! osuwheat.com

Oklahoma wheat harvest remains slow, with just 30% complete according to the OK Wheat Commission. Read the latest #WheatHarvest25 update on our blog: osuwheat.com 🌾

OK wheat harvest made good progress over the weekend —now 37% complete. Muddy fields and rain dropped test weights, but the state average holds at 59 lb/bu. Yields mostly in the 30s–50s, with high-managed fields hitting 60–80. #WheatHarvest25 OWC report: osuwheat.com

Oklahoma wheat harvest is now 55% complete! Big progress the past few days with many wrapping up in the Southwest and cutting underway statewide. Mud is still slowing things down in some areas. Full #WheatHarvest25 update: osuwheat.com

Wheat harvest in full swing today in the OK Panhandle! 🌾 Check out the latest results from harvested locations at wheat.okstate.edu #WheatHarvest25

Oklahoma wheat harvest pushes ahead in Central & Northern areas that missed rain. But wet fields slow progress along I-35. OWC reports harvest 82% complete. 📖 Read the full #WheatHarvest25 update here: osuwheat.com

Watch the recording of the first session of the Webinar: ONE HOUR NUE - The Virtual Nutrient Use Efficiency (NUE) Meeting Amanda De Oliveira Silva (USA - Oklahoma State University) speaking about "Understanding Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Wheat"

🌾 #Wheat farmers—this one’s for you! From floods to windstorms, this year’s crop had a wild ride. Hear how it all shook out with OSU Small Grains, you might be surprised at the results! Listen now: 🎧👉 apple.co/44Q46Bm RedDirtAgronomy.com #OklahomaWheat #AgPodcast

I had the chance to talk with Oklahoma Farm Report and share a recap of the 2024–2025 wheat growing season. Check it out in the link below! 👇 oklahomafarmreport.com/okfr/2025/07/2…

OSU Wheat Variety Trial Results Available Online news.okstate.edu/articles/agric…

Oklahoma’s wheat harvest was delayed by frequent rains. Many are asking about sprouted wheat & post-harvest dormancy, especially when saving grain for seed. Key considerations 👇 osuwheat.com

Soil moisture is looking good for wheat planting across much of Oklahoma. Before heading to the field, check our latest blog for key tips to keep in mind. 👇 osuwheat.com