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Makes no difference to me. Just passing on what I was told. I am not worried about it.
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Here's the deal with PVP wheat. A farmer can save combined seed to replant on his own farm. Just can't resale to the public. I handle this daily.
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Here's the deal with PVP wheat. A farmer can save combined seed to replant on his own farm. Just can't resale to the public. I handle this daily. Isn't that what the seed store guy was telling him? Joe wasn't combining wheat. I plant feed wheat some years too so I don't really care one way or the other, but I don't think the seed store guy was technically wrong depending on the variety. Maybe he was a little dramatic and over ambitious though.
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Once again wheat has ZERO transgenic traits. Go ahead and paint that power line gold with wheat if you want. You'll be just fine
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"Feed Store" guys are the last ones who need to be giving serious seed advice.
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There are a lot of patented plants, not just GMO's. Isons' muscadines are patented for example.
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99% of the people in the state brake the law every day when they they get behind the wheel and speed. The only discussion we had was about wheat and was about feed vs. seed wheat, not if legal to plant any type of wheat at home. The little I have read says you can plant yourself, but have to pay fees, etc. I guess there is a big difference between things being illegal vs. anyone actually inforcing it.
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Joe, there are no fees. Plant your feed wheat and have fun!
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Never heard of any fees. I think that article you linked was very biased. And no....obviously no one is going to come checking your food plots.
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Joe, there are no fees. Plant your feed wheat and have fun! Funny thing is, I had planned on planting cereal rye as a cover for a mix of other things for the fall. I had only asked the guy because I saw the post the other day about feed wheat and I happened to be in a store over the weekend. Was just trying to learn price differences, etc.
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Good luck on your planting!
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I know there are a whole lot of patented wheat varieties. I've heard the bit about it being illegal to plant feed wheat. I've planted it in the past. I have heard the line about it being illegal many times at our local co-op. They are serious enough about it that they don't even sell feed wheat anymore. They haven't sold any in years. They keep a real cheap seed variety instead, which is actually better because it doesn't have wild mustard seed in it.
If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14
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Never heard of any fees. I think that article you linked was very biased. And no....obviously no one is going to come checking your food plots. Yes, it was a treehugger page, but they were referencing the case (link 2) discussed on Wikipedia. Seems patent stuff can be silly. I contacted Eagle Seed a while back asking if I could buy a handful of soybeans to plant a small test plot in the backyard. They wrote back saying they can only sell 50 pound bags because of the patent.
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Good luck on your planting! Thanks!
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I know there are a whole lot of patented wheat varieties. I've heard the bit about it being illegal to plant feed wheat. I've planted it in the past. I have heard the line about it being illegal many times at our local co-op. They are serious enough about it that they don't even sell feed wheat anymore. They haven't sold any in years. They keep a real cheap seed variety instead, which is actually better because it doesn't have wild mustard seed in it. Yes, he was saying he tends to let his feed wheat supply run dry about the time folks would be buying it for planting.
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Just to clear the air one more time. If it's feed wheat it's called VNS or variety not stated so it's their stupid fault for not selling it.
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Yep, that is a nice short article. Thanks.
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