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SW KS, near Dodge City | And as to what you heard about corn, the same is true for dryland milo in SW KS. If it was conventional, there's probably not going to be as much there. Notill will still have pretty decent yields.
I've only seen 1 conventional farmer that has decent milo, the rest of the conventional milo I've seen won't be cut. Of course, 90% of the milo out here is notill, so I guess most folks think it'll work! Even with that, there will still be some fields that will be zeroed out.
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Corn, wheat stubble and drought
