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TRIALS Reporting Location Summary Report Experiment Local Experiment Sales Provider Tracking Name OFGW13044901 0001 Name Cooperative Elevator Residence Previous Crop Soybeans (in) Planting Date 10/24/2012

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How to fill out a coop wheat plot:

1. Start by preparing the soil. Clear any existing vegetation and weeds from the plot. Use a rake or hoe to break up any compacted soil and create a smooth, level surface.
2. Depending on the quality of your soil, you may need to amend it with organic matter or fertilizer. This will help provide essential nutrients for the wheat plants to grow. Follow the recommended guidelines for the specific type of organic matter or fertilizer you are using.
3. Next, mark out the planting rows. A typical spacing for wheat is around 6-8 inches apart, but this can vary depending on the specific variety you are planting. Use stakes or string to ensure straight rows and consistent spacing.
4. Once you have marked out the rows, it is time to sow the wheat seeds. Broadcast the seeds evenly along the row, ensuring that they are spaced out and not clumped together. A hand-held seed spreader or a spreader attached to a tractor can help with this process.
5. Lightly cover the seeds with soil. You can use a rake or your hands to gently rake a thin layer of soil over the seeds. Avoid burying the seeds too deeply, as this can hinder germination.
6. Water the newly planted wheat plot thoroughly. Depending on the weather conditions, you may need to water the plot regularly to keep the soil moist. Wheat generally requires around an inch of water per week, but this can vary depending on the specific growing conditions.
7. Monitor the wheat plot for any signs of pests or diseases. Common issues in wheat include aphids, powdery mildew, and rust. If you notice any problems, take appropriate measures to control them, such as applying organic or chemical insecticides or fungicides.
8. As the wheat plants grow, they may require additional nutrients. Consider fertilizing the plot during the growing season to ensure healthy growth and optimal yield. Follow the recommendations for the specific fertilizer you are using and avoid over-fertilizing, as this can lead to nutrient imbalances.
9. Harvest the wheat when it is fully matured and ready. This is typically when the plants turn golden brown and the heads begin to droop. Use a combine harvester or manually cut the wheat stalks with a scythe or sickle.
10. After harvesting, allow the wheat to dry out completely before storing it. Properly store the harvested wheat in a clean and dry location to prevent spoilage or pest infestation.

Who needs a coop wheat plot?

1. Farmers and agricultural professionals who grow wheat for commercial purposes.
2. Co-op members who participate in communal agricultural efforts.
3. Individuals or groups who are interested in sustainable living and self-sufficiency, and want to grow their own wheat for personal consumption or as a hobby.

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