This year's winter wheat crop continues to stay in good shape.

That's according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, which reports winter wheat conditions as of last week were 4% very poor, 11% poor, 31% fair, 46% good and 8% excellent.

Topsoil moisture in Kansas and Oklahoma has improved a lot since last year. While 33 percent of Oklahoma is still in the abnormally dry to exceptional drought category, that's still down 65 points from the previous year. In Kansas, topsoil moisture supplies are rated 4% very short, 16% short, 65% adequate and 15% surplus.