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More wheat acres in 2013?
Recent high wheat prices have led to speculation that wheat acres may increase in 2013.
Compiled by staff
Published: Sep 19, 2012
In 2013 crop budgets, the return on wheat and double-crop-soybeans is closer to corn return and further from soybean return than is typical from a historical perspective, but differences from historical averages are not large.
U of I farm management specialist Gary Schnitkey says the projected returns do not suggest large increases in wheat acres. However, favorable fall planting weather could lead to more wheat plantings.
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