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martin
Posted 1/27/2013 11:05 (#2853133 - in reply to #2853073)
Subject: Re: Growing rye for grain production


Rye just gets taller than wheat does.  Period.  And that is why it is more susceptible to lodging. 

I concur with Kyle - put the rye on poorer ground if you can. Expect lower yields.  You can't push the nitrogen on rye like you can on wheat, due to lodging. 

I would consider trying to use a growth regulator on rye, but I am pretty sure it is not labeled (legal),  so I won't do it.   :)

 

edit: if you are not aware,  rye will head out earlier than wheat, but the grain will be ready to harvest after wheat is harvested.



Edited by martin 1/27/2013 11:07
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