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Had anyone ever planted feed wheat instead of seed wheat. Where I'm at I can buy 2 bags of feed wheat for what 1 seed wheat cost. Experiences?
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12 point
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Thats all I use. Never pay the extra.
What you do today, you have to sleep with tonight.
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ALDEER SPONSOR
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Thats all I use. Never pay the extra. X2
Ya'll are just overthinking it now
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Turkey Nut
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Feed wheat will do just fine. I don't think I've ever planted seed wheat.
Some men are mere hunters; others are turkey hunters. —Archibald Rutledge—
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Awesome thanks guys, and good luck to everyone this season.
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Boo Boo Head
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All feed wheat is is non cleaned or it can be cleaned but not germ tested nor guaranteed weed seed free. You plant at your own risk but majority of the time it'll come up just fine.
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Freak of Nature
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We've discussed this before, Just plant a little on the heavy side. I've planted feed corn,wheat, peas, soybeans.
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Never done feed wheat but always planted feed oats instead of seed oats and they germinated just fine.
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Freak of Nature
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All feed wheat is is non cleaned or it can be cleaned but not germ tested nor guaranteed weed seed free. You plant at your own risk but majority of the time it'll come up just fine. Man I once leased from planted feed wheat & believe oats (once!) as well..And he ended with some kinda bad ass weeds growing in his plots. Don't remember what it was but it was some tuff shucks.
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Yes and it works just as good. I planted feed wheat and oats the past 5 years I had my place and deer loved them.
Dr. B
Last edited by bamaeyedoc; 09/15/15 04:21 AM.
AKA: “Dr. B”
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8-3-2000
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The main difference is usually the germination rate. Should be fine.
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It will work fine but you will introduce new weeds into your plots. You will also need to plant a little more seed due to germination rate. Up to you if you want to spend the extra money or fight the new weeds. Just my opinion and experience though. Where I am, the seed wheat is like $13 and the feed wheat $9. Not a big enough difference in cost for me.
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