The Story of an Oklahoma Wheat Harvest

Zac and Amy Harris tell the story of the 2011 wheat crop on their farm near Hobart, Okla., in the southwestern part of the state.

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November 15, 2020 12:59 PM

Zac and Amy Harris tell the story of the 2011 wheat crop on their farm near Hobart, Okla., in the southwestern part of the state. We visited with the Harris family on June 1, when wheat harvest was nearing its end on their farm.

Video provided by Oklahoma Farm Bureau.

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