Triticale - Crops and Soils
网页Planting specifications. Seeding rate: Seed triticale for cover at 40-60 lbs per-acre; 80-100 lbs per acre for early spring forage. Seeding depth: Drill 1-2” deep or broadcast and lightly till-in. Fertility needs: Requires 40-60 lbs N for optimal growth (and 20 lbs P 2 O 5 and 90 lbs K 2 O if for forage).
5 crucial do-it-now steps for triticale success - Farm Progress
网页2016年8月23日 · The best management practice is to plant winter triticale 10 days to two weeks before your local wheat planting date. It’s more critical as you go farther north where winter comes swiftly. Early planting maximizes tillering. The more tillers, the more potential mature stems next spring.
Planting Winter Triticale Guide What You Need To Know
网页Winter Triticale Seeding Rate. The recommended seeding rate for CDC Osprey is 1.5 bu/ac (90 lb/ac). So on a large plot of land, the average winter triticale should be seeded at a rate of not less than 110 lb/ac. I like to use 4 seeds per square foot when planted on my small home garden plot.
When to Plant Triticale for Maximum Yield - Plant4Harvest.com
网页2024年1月30日 · When is the best time to plant triticale? Triticale is a cool-season crop that can be planted in early spring or late fall. The optimal planting time depends on your climate and growing conditions. In general, triticale should be planted when the soil temperature is between 50F and 60F. How deep should I plant triticale seeds?
Planting Triticale: Best Practices for Maximizing Yield and Quality
网页However, given its larger seed size, triticale generally requires a higher seeding rate. The exact rate can vary based on factors such as seed size, germination rate, and seeding conditions, but a typical range is 100–120 pounds per acre.
From Grain to Ground: The Versatility of Triticale as a Cover Crop
网页2024年1月6日 · Planting Time: The timing of triticale planting depends on the variety and the region. Winter triticale should be planted in late summer or early fall, while spring triticale is best sown in early spring. Seed Rate and Depth: Follow recommended seeding rates for your specific variety, typically ranging from 60 to 120 pounds per acre. Plant ...
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网页Triticale (Triticum x Secale) is a deep-rooted winter hardy annual grass that resembles wheat and cereal rye. The plant looks like wheat, but the awns resemble cereal rye. (Photo by Jason Johnson) Identifying Features. Blunt and sometimes hairy auricles. Leaf sheaths and blades are typically hairy. Medium length ligule. Cultural Traits.
网页Planting date: Late August or early September is optimal. Later planting can still produce good results, but reduces potential yield and may increase risk of winter damage. The colder your climate, the earlier you should plant. Seeding Rate: 100-125 lb/acre. Planting method: Drill 1-1 ½ inches deep. Uniformity is key to good stand and yield ...
网页When sowing triticale as a cover crop (i.e. undersown with pasture) reduce seeding rate to approximately 10 to 20% of normal, targeting 15—30 plants per m 2 .
Triticale - University of Wisconsin–Madison
网页4 天之前 · C. Rate: Triticale should be seeded using a standard grain drill. The planting rate should be 28-36 viable seeds per square foot in a seedbed prepared as for wheat. D. Fertilizer: Phosphorus must be adequate for good yields and triticale uses more nitrogen than wheat. E. Variety Selection: