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| I’m sure if you grew it 4 years straight there would be a year it would yield with or better than the rest. You know, the year it freezes hard on April 20 or the year it stays cool into June and there’s a frost in early May.
I haven’t grown or seen it grown but I could see where it would be great for patches really heavily infested with grassy weeds. Give them time in fall to sprout several flushes and then sow wheat.
Just to add, I mean if it’s planted way later than the normal planting.
Edited by coolhand 6/19/2022 10:54
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OSU Butler's gold W wheat?
