You are evaluating your crop at the same time we just brought the last load of seed wheat home from getting cleaned! It will be ready when we begin planting at the end of September or early October. I hope he found that yours is doing well!
The wheat is doing really well with lots of potential but all dependent on rainfall and severity of frosts over the next few weeks. I love that we are counter-seasonal to you. We plant, you harvest. We harvest, you plant. Good luck with your planting.
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Counting what?
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Tillers i.e. number of shoots. We count to assess the yield potential of the wheat.
DeleteI have no idea what it means but I will find out.
ReplyDeleteHope you found lots!
ReplyDeleteYou are evaluating your crop at the same time we just brought the last load of seed wheat home from getting cleaned! It will be ready when we begin planting at the end of September or early October. I hope he found that yours is doing well!
ReplyDeleteThe wheat is doing really well with lots of potential but all dependent on rainfall and severity of frosts over the next few weeks.
DeleteI love that we are counter-seasonal to you. We plant, you harvest. We harvest, you plant. Good luck with your planting.
Not a job I thought I could do
ReplyDeleteI hope your yield is abundant. Lovely photo.
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