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What is the optimum seeding rate for winter wheat?

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What is the optimum seeding rate for winter wheat?

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Optimum seeding rates for winter wheat are similar to those of spring wheat. However, because of winter mortality, the target plant populations should be between 25 and 30 to achieve a spring stand of 18-24 plants per square foot. Base your seeding rate on seed size (thousand kernel weight – TKW), germination percentage, seedling mortality and the target plant density. The calculation is performed as shown below: Seeding rate (lb./ac.) = [(Plants/ft.2 x TKW g x 10) x (% Survival)] Note that percentage survival is a product of percentage germination and mortality rate. Seeding rate will also vary by region, but an approximate rate is two bu./acre.

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