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Planting Wheat Late in Central Alabama * Comparing Varieties Coker 9553 & AGS 2026
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SweetHomeAlabama
Posted 12/1/2012 00:06 (#2726091)
Subject: Planting Wheat Late in Central Alabama * Comparing Varieties Coker 9553 & AGS 2026


Planting period is really late for wheat planting season in central Alabama. However weather is unusually warm for this time of year here. just got killing frost Nov 24 and Rain Nov 27 have good soil moisture.
Next 5 day forecast
Sunny and partly couldy.
Temperatures Days 70-72 degrees. Nights 46-52 degrees

Had thoughts of planting wheat although have to consider crop yield will likely ( all depending on weather as usual ) be significantly reduced planting this late.

Whats the opinions / thoughts/ advice of farmers with years of wisdom / experience growing wheat for grain market??

Would you consider planting this late or forgo and not plant??

Have these two wheat varieties to choose from.
Coker 9553 early maturity
AGS 2026 medium maturity

Anybody know the pros and cons of these varieties?

Which variety would be the best to plant this late considering maturity dates?

Land has laid out/ not been in production for couple of years

Soil is mostly sandy loam, some clay and rocky in some areas
Group #1. Sandy soil
Group #2. Loams and Light clays






Edited by SweetHomeAlabama 12/1/2012 00:14
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