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<blockquote data-quote="nxy" data-source="post: 8017689" data-attributes="member: 466"><p>Just saying 25% less than wheat is too simple because rye only needs less N because it is better at getting it out of the ground than wheat. Therefore previous crop, soil type, winter rainfall etc all have a bigger effect than for wheat. On proper wheat ground after beans 140 may be way too much but on really light ground you may need to be at or near wheat levels to get the same yield.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nxy, post: 8017689, member: 466"] Just saying 25% less than wheat is too simple because rye only needs less N because it is better at getting it out of the ground than wheat. Therefore previous crop, soil type, winter rainfall etc all have a bigger effect than for wheat. On proper wheat ground after beans 140 may be way too much but on really light ground you may need to be at or near wheat levels to get the same yield. [/QUOTE]
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