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Typical Winter Rye Yields?
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Plotski
Posted 11/10/2009 08:01 (#918988 - in reply to #918200)
Subject: RE: Typical Winter Rye Yields?


Massachusetts
pat-michigan - 11/9/2009 01:02

Its a variety dependant thing. We generally can get 2 to 2 1/2 more yield per acre with wheat than rye, so that's what I try to price mine from. I always tried to grow enough for our own needs, and I would grow more if I thought the market was there. I'm not going to grow it for less than what a competing crop will net me, though.

We liked Aroostock for a few reasons, one of them being its smaller seeds than other varieties I've tried. For cover, we got along great with 50# to the acre. For seed production, we'd bump it up to 2 1/2 bu+ some years.


So, what are your rye yields? I don't grow wheat, so I can't make a comparison.

I think I can get Aroostock from Maine for next year.
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