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<blockquote data-quote="som farmer" data-source="post: 6330366" data-attributes="member: 86168"><p>they always used to say 'you could sow wheat into mud' I have spun w wheat into ground very wet, in November, and still had a good yield.</p><p>but a question for you ollie989898, I could get 4 ton/acre grain sold, with wheat, 30 years ago. why has yield not increased in the last 30 yrs ? as I see it, the only real increase has been on the imput side, have the plant breeders concentrated more on the 'costs' of growing the crop, as there has been no shortage of wheat, world wide, rather than increasing yield. virtually all other crops/animals have moved on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="som farmer, post: 6330366, member: 86168"] they always used to say 'you could sow wheat into mud' I have spun w wheat into ground very wet, in November, and still had a good yield. but a question for you ollie989898, I could get 4 ton/acre grain sold, with wheat, 30 years ago. why has yield not increased in the last 30 yrs ? as I see it, the only real increase has been on the imput side, have the plant breeders concentrated more on the 'costs' of growing the crop, as there has been no shortage of wheat, world wide, rather than increasing yield. virtually all other crops/animals have moved on. [/QUOTE]
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