Posted by Bruce from Can. on April 12, 2022 at 03:14:34 from (70.50.208.37):
In Reply to: Seeded Wheat straw posted by stevieb49829 on April 11, 2022 at 20:55:53:
Every kernel of grain has the potential to grow, even the light kernels. And just as Paul has said , the grain farmers dont want those light kernels in their grain because it will lower the bushel weight. So the lighter grain gets blew out the back of the combine with the straw. When you go past a harvested wheat field 3 weeks after the crop is off, and see green rows where the combine dropped the straw. It doesnt mean the combine wasnt working well, thats just the light grain that blew out that has sprouted and is growing in the stubble. I dont know how you could ever overcome this situation when using straw as a organic cover, there will always be some grain caught in the straw.
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