That's about what I paid for wheat here in GA as a pallet price, rye was almost double that. I had actually decided to use rye rather than wheat this year until I found out the price difference.^^^^^Overseeded in the fall into Clover?? Do you see advantage over basic WR? My rye is 15$/50#. Same price and amount to use?
Yep the wheat, barley, & oats were about $16-18/bag here this year but the WR skyrocketed to $30 or $40 something per bag so Southern States didn't get anyThat's about what I paid for wheat here in GA as a pallet price, rye was almost double that. I had actually decided to use rye rather than wheat this year until I found out the price difference.
I don't remember the price exactly. I think it was around $12 or $14/bag. I buy it at the local CO-OP. The first time I asked about it I was shocked that it was cheaper than anything else. He explained that it's in low demand because you can't make money off it like you can with production wheat. Been using it for years. Don't even ask the price anymore, just call in my order and pick it up when it's ready.Cat
Do you remember what you paid on the awnless wheat.
Want to try it but it's not available here.
Thanks
Can you order the awnless from any of the online companies?
Yes. Check with Hancock Seed, Welter Seed, Green Cover Crop Seed, Millborn Seed, Eagle Seed... There are more places, but this is all I could remember once I started I started a search.
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2nd pic has clover around the perimeter of the plot and rye was overseeded into it. Honestly don't know the difference between basic WR and abruzzi rye. I've just always used abruzzi when I've planted rye.^^^^^Overseeded in the fall into Clover?? Do you see advantage over basic WR? My rye is 15$/50#. Same price and amount to use?