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Weight per grain is not the same thing as test weight. You can have fairly consistent test weights where the weight per grain(we measure it in weight per 1000 grains) can vary quite a lot. That is mostly a factor of genetics so we look for relatively high kernel weight within a specific variety. I will say there is a correlation of high test weight to high kernel weight, but it doesn't tell the whole story and is not a perfect correlation. Relative kernel weight is much more important for yield than test weight. If your relative kernel weight isn't high then your yield was definitely not as high as it could have been.

Yield is irrelevant. Net profit per Ha is the only figure that matters. Plus you should be improving soil carbon, soil water holding and infiltration rates or you are just running down your assets towards bankruptcy. Plant diversity and integration of animals along with the other of the 6 principals of soil health are important to any long term success. If you are growing monocultures and relying on chemical inputs you are going to go broke and ruin your soil in the process. The only advice in this presentation that’s useful is to start with good soil as if you follow the rest of the device you are going to have poor soil at the end of the process. Run a mile from people who only talk about yield as they are just trying to sell you inputs.

2 1/2 years ago I sold my wheat for $3.90 per bushel. I lost money even making 90 bu/ac. Wheat needed to be over $6 to pay the cost to grow it back then. We have always had a big surplus here in the Western High Plains area. This area of Texas used to be called the Golden Spread. Now wheat has been replaced by other crops because it takes $8 to grow. Now inflation is caused by government deficient spending that is not going to stop.

Pls do mention bushel into kilograms. Good interesting information.

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Best wheat yields that I had was about 60 to 70 bushel per acre.. back then.

I had a 550 Massey Ferguson combine in the 1980's 15 foot header with a straw chopper was able to process soybeanstubble and wheat stubble as well as spread adequately for all crops.

Que graciosa es la vida, manejas una de esas maquinas, pero como nadie te miro trabajando, lo único que te dicen es, Sigue Soñando, Saludos y Buen Día.

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This is where my daddy works every awesome fall season!

where's this farm located?