Posted by Texasmark1 on July 26, 2013 at 05:27:31 from (172.243.88.248):
In Reply to: sun flowers posted by amo on July 25, 2013 at 15:47:09:
Question about sunflowers. Years ago I came upon an irrigated field of them near Lubbock, TX. They were 6+ feet tall and had a seed pod probably 8-10 inches.
Locally is a field of them too and they are only about 3' high and seed pod about 4-6". Obviously planed and cultivated; rains have been adequate this year.
Two questions:
1. I guess there are several kinds of commercial seeds besides the volunteer that help themselves to your farm land.
2. How do you harvest them? The short ones have turned their heads down, like somebody in sorrow and I guess are waiting to be harvested after they dry out. Do you combine them? If you do, the seeds are large and pretty light. Seems it would be difficult for the combine to separate the crop from the chaff.
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