Bryce, I grew up about 50 miles north of Spokane. The farmer I worked for tried to pland wheat as early as possible, but with clay ground (along the Colville River) similar to what is probably near your creek it often didn't dry out enough (especially on wet years like this winter) until late May. Coming in to grain after sod you should anticipate about 1/2 to 2/3 of your 60 bu. estimate. Read up on split applications and timing of fertilizer that can make a big difference. Sounds like you have a plan and will enjoy your experience. If all goes well and you get 1800 (keep in mind 1/2 to 1/3 following sod your more likely to get around 900-1200 lbs) of grain out of it your best bet for storage might be 50 gallon drums. 1800 lbs would be 30 bu. and fill about 6 drums.
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