OK Corall

Wheat for Amarillo & the Texas Panhandle

OK Corral Wheat is specifically designed for growers near Amarillo and throughout the Texas Panhandle, where wheat must perform under:

• Wind stress
• Variable rainfall
• Heat fluctuations
• Dryland production systems

This variety performs well in:

• Amarillo area wheat acres
• Dual-purpose grazing systems
• Grain production operations
• High Plains dryland environments

Why Choose OK Corral Wheat?

Reliable Yield Potential

Designed to deliver stable grain production across varying environments.

Dual-Purpose Flexibility

Works well for both grazing and grain production systems.

Adapted for High Plains Conditions

Built to handle the environmental challenges common in the Amarillo area.

Strong Standability

Maintains structure through wind and weather stress.

Consistent Performance

Reliable production across different field conditions and moisture levels.

Wheat Planting Guidelines

• Planting Season: Fall
• Seeding Rate: 60–120 lbs per acre
• Planting Depth: 1″–1.5″
• Soil Requirement: Well-drained soils preferred
• Sun Requirement: Full sun

Agronomic Characteristics

• Type: Winter Wheat
• Use: Grain or grazing
• Maturity: Medium
• Standability: Strong
• Adaptability: Amarillo Area & Texas Panhandle

Is OK Corral Wheat Right for Your Operation?

OK Corral Wheat is ideal if you:

• Farm near Amarillo or the Texas Panhandle
• Need dependable wheat performance
• Run grazing and grain systems
• Want stable production in variable conditions
• Need a wheat variety adapted for the High Plains

Wheat Production FAQs

Is OK Corral Wheat good for the Amarillo area?

Yes, it is designed for High Plains and Texas Panhandle production systems.

Can OK Corral Wheat be grazed?

Yes, it performs well in dual-purpose grazing and grain programs.

How much wheat seed should I plant per acre?

Typically 60–120 lbs per acre depending on conditions and management.

Is wheat a good crop for the Texas Panhandle?

Yes, wheat is one of the most dependable crops for the region.