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  • Spring wheat is fit to cut between 20 percent and 14 percent grain moisture, after hard dough near 30 percent, and stores safely at 13.5 percent.

    When to Harvest Spring Wheat: Moisture, Stage, and Timing

  • Combine cutting ripe golden wheat next to a chart showing grain moisture dropping from 30% at maturity to 20% at cutting and 12% for storage, with harvest spread across June, July, and August.

    When Do You Harvest Wheat: Moisture, Stages, and Timing

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