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<blockquote data-quote="Handy Andy" data-source="post: 4438548" data-attributes="member: 74690"><p>We've just taken on a bit of extra ground which was in temporary grass. I've sprayed it off last week and it's starting to die off but it's going to be a bit late to put in any winter wheat by the time it's ready to plough in. I could put in spring barley behind it but would prefer to plant wheat. </p><p>Is spring wheat viable on Cotswold brash if planted early enough, or would I be better off sticking with barley?</p><p>Nobody grows it round here nowadays but I can remember some farmers growing it in the eighties / early nineties and it was always very late to come off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Handy Andy, post: 4438548, member: 74690"] We've just taken on a bit of extra ground which was in temporary grass. I've sprayed it off last week and it's starting to die off but it's going to be a bit late to put in any winter wheat by the time it's ready to plough in. I could put in spring barley behind it but would prefer to plant wheat. Is spring wheat viable on Cotswold brash if planted early enough, or would I be better off sticking with barley? Nobody grows it round here nowadays but I can remember some farmers growing it in the eighties / early nineties and it was always very late to come off. [/QUOTE]
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