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You are here: Home / Radio Shows / HE’S PLANTING WHEAT IN STUBBLE OF DISASTROUS SOYBEAN FIELD

HE’S PLANTING WHEAT IN STUBBLE OF DISASTROUS SOYBEAN FIELD

September 15, 2003

The summer heat cooked Kent Jeter’s soybeans north of Bartlesville, Okla., but he’s optimistically planting wheat into the same field. His later-planted beans and corn performed better because of late summer rains.

OPEN: "The early-planted soybeans didn’t yield…"
CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau."
TIME: 1:39

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