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How thick does wheat have to be to maximize yields in the south
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Posted 11/15/2012 08:40 (#2698327 - in reply to #2697600)
Subject: Re: How thick does wheat have to be to maximize yields in the south


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ccjersey - 11/14/2012 21:32

Went to pick up a tender of seed myself today and found that the seed lot we're planting is "Oakes" and 14,500 per pound. So a bushel per acre of that after accounting for germination loss would be 16 or so per square foot. The website from Australia mentions at the bottom to shoot for 150-200 plants per square meter or 13.6 to 18 per square foot if trying for 8 tonne/hectare. They seem to be discouraging higher planted populations because of concern about disease pressure or lodging.

Guess we'll know in a week or two.

They were irrigating I think.
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