Wheat as a diversified rotation for farms
G V Gregory argues for mixing crops and live stock on wheat farms to restore soil fertility. He outlines winter and spring wheat differences, risks of continuous cropping, and methods to integrate wheat into rotations with oats clover and corn silage, emphasizing soil health and lower risk varieties.
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Wheat farming tips for soil, seeding and rotation
Agricultural guidance covers ground preparation for wheat and oats, seed bed quality, seed drills, and early seeding. It discusses disked ground, shallow plowing, burning stubble, and the importance of timely planting for fall and spring wheat. Rotation with clover and dairy integration are noted for higher yields and profits.
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