Grand Forks-based custom harvester Kent Braathen is combining in the Onida, South Dakota area. Braathen says there is still quite a bit of spring wheat left in the fields due to late planting and rain delays. “Moisture is around 14 percent. Proteins have been really good, in that 14 to 15 percent range, and test weight is around 60 pounds.” Braaten hopes to start moving further north into North Dakota within a week. This Harvest Hotline segment is made possible by U.S. Custom Harvesters, Incorporated, the North Dakota Mill and AgCountry Farm Credit Services.
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