Harvest conditions in southern Kansas remain dismal. Dean Karau is part of a custom harvesting crew and says the Kiowa area went from drought conditions and less than five inches of rain in the past year to over 30 inches since the first of June. “They’ve had so much rain, they don’t know what to do with it. We’re playing in muddy conditions.” Karau says it’s been a struggle for all the harvesters. “The biggest problem we have are weeds coming through again.”
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