Managing No-till Wheat Following a Summer Crop in Eastern Kansas

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MF2641 Managing No-till Wheat Following a Summer Crop in Eastern Kansas

by Scott A. Staggenborg James P. Shroyer Dale F. Leikam

Published Date: Feb 2004

Wheat is often no-till planted into heavy summer-crop residue, and is typically planted later than continuously cropped wheat. Hardiness and above-average tillering are important.

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