Safflower could compete with wheat for Great Plains acreage
Dr. Carl E. Claassen of Pacific Oilseeds outlines safflower as a profitable, mechanized crop with potential to divert wheat acres in Eastern Montana and Western Nebraska. It adapts to a range of soils, requires similar costs to barley and wheat, and may expand as markets and varieties develop.
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