You are lucky to have a neat photo like that of your Dad!
As to the wheat, when I was growing up in the 60's in northern ND, my Dad and Uncles would tell be about how tall the Durum wheat was in the 40's and 50's and what a time they had dealing with it with the older, small equipment.
The newer durums were bred to put more kernels in the head and waste less energy making straw.
There was a sheaf of it in the farmhouse (I wish I could remember what they said the variety was) 'till a few years ago the mice got it and stripped the heads clean.
I later found a mouse stash of kernels in a nearby cabinet drawer I assumed were from that sheaf, and was always going to plant some kernels and see if any would grow. I never did... I'll have to look and see if the mice ever finished them off!
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