The actual wheat produced is small compared with the possibilities of the Judith Basin in that cereal, the principal handicap being a lack of railroad transportation and a market. The prospects are that there will be a fairly large crop next fall. Wheat grows prolifically in the county, and there is no reason why it should not in time become one of the greatest wheat-producing sections of the state. The coming of a railroad will unquestionably greatly stimulate the growing of wheat in the county. Immense crops of fine potatoes are raised.
Strawberries grow luxuriantly.
Oats have averaged 65 bushels to the acre. All the small fruits do well. Some apples are raised but the crop is not large. Corn does well near Grass Range, in the eastern part of the county, and sweet corn for table use is generally raised. Timothy produces a heavy crop, and two immense crops of alfalfa are cut each season.