I'm letting them mature because if it's rye, then growing them to maturity is supposed to help with the club root infection I have in this bed:
How are you at ID'ing small grains? Winter Rye or Triticale
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How are you at ID'ing small grains? Winter Rye or Triticale
I can't remember which I sowed here -- Winter Rye or Triticale I'm letting them mature because if it's rye, then growing them to maturity is supposed to help with the club root infection I have in this bed:
I'm letting them mature because if it's rye, then growing them to maturity is supposed to help with the club root infection I have in this bed:Learning never ends because we can share what we've learned. And in sharing our collective experiences, we gain deeper understanding of what we learned.
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applestar - Mod
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Re: How are you at ID'ing small grains? Winter Rye or Tritic
Winter rye. It has that bluish cast to it. And the seed head looks right.
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Re: How are you at ID'ing small grains? Winter Rye or Tritic
yeah. it's been a while, but that definitely looks like winter rye.
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Re: How are you at ID'ing small grains? Winter Rye or Tritic
Thanks both for the ID. that's a relief 
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Re: How are you at ID'ing small grains? Winter Rye or Tritic
I'll go as far as maybe.
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