June 4, 2025
Oklahoma wheat harvest is at a standstill across the state today. Some minor harvesting continued in parts of southwest Oklahoma yesterday, but most areas were rained out. Heavy rainfall southwest and north of Altus moved east, bringing significant moisture to Grady County and locations further east of the I-35 corridor. Rain and high humidity also delayed harvest progress in central Oklahoma. Additional rainfall is predicted starting tomorrow and continuing through the weekend across western Oklahoma.
The next Oklahoma harvest report will be published Monday, June 9.
Note: The following reports are from earlier this week at locations that had accepted grain. Data has not changed, as most locations have not received wheat since Monday.
Southwest and western Oklahoma
Grandfield/Devol/Chattanooga
- Test weights: 58.5 to 61 lbs. per bushel
- Yields: Mid-20s to mid-40s, with some smaller fields reaching the low 50s, depending on location
- Protein: 11.0% to 11.5%
Walters/Lawton
- Test weights: 58.0 to 60.5 lbs. per bushel (limited early cuttings)
- Yields: Mid-20s to mid-40s
- Protein: Not reported
Frederick/Davidson
- Test weights: 58 to 63 lbs. per bushel
- Yields: Mid-30s to mid-40s
- Protein: 11.0% to 11.2%
Brinkman/Altus/Lone Wolf
- First load taken in at Brinkman on Saturday. Altus and Lone Wolf received grain yesterday.
- Test weights: 62 to 64 lbs. per bushel
- Yields: Not reported
- Protein: Not reported
Apache
- No wheat had been taken at this location as of early this morning
Cordell
- No wheat had been taken at this location as of early this morning
Central Oklahoma
Greenfield
- Test weight: 60 lbs. per bushel
- Moisture: One truckload taken in over the weekend at 12.8%
- Yields: One 40-acre field yielded just over 50 bushels per acre
- Protein: Not reported
Okarche/Kingfisher/Lomega
- Test weights: 60 to 63 lbs. per bushel
- Yields: Mid-40s, with some management-intensive fields reaching the mid-50s
- Protein: Not reported
Weather outlook
See the 7-day forecast provided by the Oklahoma Mesonet and the 5-day precipitation forecast, along with storm potential for Monday and Tuesday.
NWS days 1-5 precipitation forecast
The Days 1-5 Precipitation Forecast is produced by the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center for June 4-9. See 2-Day Rainfall Accumulation (inches) measured by Oklahoma Mesonet.
Severe weather potential indications for Thursday and Friday
