Schurhamer, speaking on the Agweek Cereals Crop Tour on July 21, said there were early concerns that 2022 could shape up to be like 2021. But widespread snow in the area eased some concerns.

Then, farmers in central North Dakota generally got their wheat planted on time rather than late as was the case in many parts of the region. Timely rains followed and Schurhamer thinks the crops have "probably the best potentials we've ever seen."

Technical Product Manager Justin Berg discusses yield potentials in North Dakota and how to plan ahead for a streamlined harvest.

Senior Technical Product Manager John Fenderson discussed three ways to protect against hessian fly damage in the Southern region.