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Spring wheat is primarily grown in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana and Nebraska.
Investors continued to closely watch new-crop conditions and delayed spring wheat plantings.
At the same time, weather forecasts for spring wheat planting look favorable.
A private estimate that spring wheat plantings would rise weighed on prices.
Last year, farmers planted 18 . 3 million acres of spring wheat.
Underlying support came from fund buying and concern about spring wheat planting.
Condition ratings on spring wheat are down but those are very subjective,
Spring wheat was sown in the spring and harvested in late summer.
The most important grain crops are winter and spring wheat and rye.
In general, winter wheat flour has less protein than spring wheat flour.
Severe flooding across the northern Plains delays sowing of spring wheat fields.
Spring wheat represents about 30 percent of U . S . output.
Normally, 83 percent of the spring wheat crop is planted by this time.
The conversion of winter wheat into spring wheat was not a new discovery.
Wheat had opened lower but then quickly recovered on declining spring wheat conditions.
Spring wheat, barley, and fall rye produced a mere one bushel per acre.
The government also reported a sharply lower spring wheat acreage estimates.
Cool, wet weather has delayed sowing of spring wheat in the northern Plains.
Spring wheat futures on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange have similar gains.
Talk of problems with the spring wheat crop also buoyed prices.