 As harvest finishes, he noted the next priority for producers is going to be managing the weeds coming in fast into the wheat stubble. For the elevator, Boyd explained that with a thin international market, domestic mills in Kansas and California are driving the final destination for those bushels. Now in Nebraska, the winter wheat harvest is reported at 72% complete for the state compared to the five-year average of 36%. Across the southern half, southwest, southeast, and south central, they are just about over 85% complete throughout all three of those regions as they continue to grow.