and so it goes. Gobbling up the wheat heads and spitting out the kernels into the combine bin and the shaft out the back. Very dry this year, 10-15 bushel yield which is way below normal. My Kaufman cousins who farm the hills of Lewiston, ID on the other hand, were getting 100-120 but they're always higher over there. Winter wheat should be doing 35-40 bushels/acre here.

Chouteau County is the largest producer of winter wheat in Montana, at 18.42 million bushels, it grows nearly twice as much as the 2nd place county (Hill, 9.838 million bushels)
Montana is the 4th largest producer of winter wheat in the U.S.
Montana grows 81.7 million bushels of winter wheat.
The U.S. is the 3rd largest exporter of wheat in the world.