Crop tour 2024! Our first crop gown in order of planting date is soft white winter wheat. Planted in the fall of the year prior to harvest, winter wheat is a hearty variety of wheat that will sprout then go dormant through the winter months. We often plant this as a rotational crop because it helps set up the soil profile for a row crop to follow. The margins of winter wheat vary but more often than not, prove little to no profit. We plant the wheat at 140 pounds per acre with a hope to average

Rotational Cropping! Sorghum After Soybeans After harvesting Soybeans from our seed production area in New Esperanza, Mlang, we have prepared the field for our first experiment on Rotational Cropping. Rotational Cropping is a traditional practice of giving the soil a "rest" after harvest by introducing a new crop, usually leguminous plants. In rice farming, old folks sowed mungbeans or "Monggo" in the paddy after harvest. In Corn fields, peanuts are the most common rotational crop. Since I plant