In its weekly crop report released on Monday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service provided updates on the condition of winter wheat in key producing states. In Kansas, the leading producer of winter wheat, 55% of the crop was rated in good to excellent condition, showing an improvement from 53% reported the previous week.

Texas, the second-largest winter wheat state by planted area, saw an increase in the USDA's rating with 46% of the crop now considered in good to excellent condition, up from 44% the previous week. Conversely, Oklahoma witnessed a slight decline with the USDA rating 61% of its winter wheat crop as good to excellent, down from 65% reported last week.

Colorado experienced notable improvement, as the USDA rated 65% of its winter wheat crop in good to excellent condition, a significant rise from the 56% reported in the state's previous report released on February 26th.