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NW Washington | Winter wheat is not too tough to grow as long as the weather cooperates and it sounds like you are doing things pretty well. Maybe a little more N and P, K and S if needed. Keep out the weeds and spray for diseases and bugs in the spring as needed. If you have not grown wheat on the land for a long time you are not apt to have a disease problem. You may have to fiddle with the spring N rates and timing to improve the protein levels if your going hard wheat, but I don't know much about that. Check this Small grains site and some of the links there.
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How to plant Winter Wheat (att. otis and luke)
