Every Friday through the U.S. harvest season (May to October), U.S. Wheat Associates (USW) and its partner organizations compile a Harvest Report. It includes updates on crop quality, harvest progress and crop conditions for hard red winter (HRW), soft red winter (SRW), hard red spring (HRS), soft white (SW) and durum wheat.
The 2018 USW Crop Quality Report provides a detailed look at the 2018 U.S. wheat harvest and includes further information on Wheat Flour Testing Methods
Visit “Working with Buyers” to find information on U.S. wheat classes and wheat grade factors.
June 14 2019 Harvest Report
45
samples tested year to date
1,792
total samples expected in 2019
42
U.S. states grow wheat
HRW Harvest is progressing in Texas, Oklahoma and southern Kansas, though delays due to high humidity and isolated precipitation continue. Rains have also moved into the southeastern SRW growing region, causing harvest delays. The first samples have reached the labs with 40 arriving for HRW and five for SRW. Spring wheat planting is 97% complete, and the wheat is mostly emerged and in good condition so far. Crop heading for SW continues to be behind normal but making steady progress. Northern durum is 95% planted; precipitation is needed in some areas.
Harvest Reports
