wild oats.

cjunrau · Jul 25, 2020

This is

the best crop of hay I have ever gotten. 3 Bales an acre. I fertilized $30 an acre and worked the field 3 times. Had planned on corn but didn't get around to it.

Tony in SD · Jul 25, 2020

Hard to tell from the picture but if the mature grain is black then it is Wild Oats.

Janicholson · Jul 25, 2020

The small square bale would be $15.each to come close to even. But I imagine 1500# rounds. Jim

rustred · Jul 25, 2020

and what do you plan on doing with wild oats. ? or is it just volunteer oats? i have lots you can have free.
i am sure no farmer wants any of that near his farm. stays in the ground forever and sure hard to kill.

rustred · Jul 25, 2020

i looked again and im sure its an oat crop being cut as green feed, now that makes more sense.

cjunrau · Jul 25, 2020

It is wild oats cut for green feed as silage bales. 1800+ lbs bales at 35 percent moisture. I am guessing it will be good feed, when I test it I will know.

jacksun65 · Jul 26, 2020

I used to sow some wild oats once in a while LOL

rustred · Jul 26, 2020

what color is the oats? that crop looks like an ordinary oat crop. wild oats dont look like that it is taller like 4ft tall and is not thick like that.

Tx Jim · Jul 27, 2020

I wonder if crop is volunteer oats not wild oats??

wild oats.

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