Winter wheat is threshed at arable farm De Kleijberg in Eethen with a Laverda combine harvester. Photo: W. de Raad

H. Lievaart from Giessen is pressing straw after the wheat harvest. Photo: W. de Raad

Threshing winter barley in South Limburg. The straw swaths are not very big. The yield, just like the grain, is slightly lower this year. Photo: I. Jacobs

Contractor Steinbusch is threshing at arable farm Voncken in Eys with 2 combine harvesters. The straw is still green, but the grain is ripe. Photo: I. Jacobs

Under extremely dry conditions, contractor Coenen from Montfort thirsts for winter wheat with their Claas Lexion 570. Photo: D. van Heel

Threshing winter wheat with a New Holland combine of contractor John van Pol from Maria Hoop. Photo: D. van Heel

Thirst contractor Wieringa from Espel combines grass seed in the Noordoostpolder with 3 Claas. Photo: E. Koolhof

Green grass is still hard to find. On 14 July, contracting company De Gorter from Veeningen is still chopping a reasonable third cut. Photo: E. Koolhof

Large clouds of dust when sowing tagetes (marigolds) at Landgoed Scholtenszathe to combat nematodes. Photo: EJ de Vries

Fendt combines are few and far between, but you can already find them a few kilometers over the German border. Photo: EJ de Vries

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Grain harvest 2018 is going exceptionally

26 July 2018 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 1 reaction

The grain harvest of 2018 is exceptional to say the least. It is expected that many areas will have harvested almost all winter wheat before August 1. The Moisture percentages are very low and the quality is good.

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Grain harvest 2018 is going exceptionally

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