Contrast Between Triticale & Rye

This test plot was planted on 10.17.17 and the video was recorded on 5.22.18.

[@kennybowman1884]

What part of the country are you in

[@ArsenIslamovandhiscattle]

Where is it?

[@geomundi8333]

wonder what state this is in? grazing in February!! I dream of that in northern IL; but I do see winter wheat; so maybe? I still have lots to learn.

[@keithberns910]

The video was from mid May in Nebraska. In state further south, rye and triticale could certainly be grazed in Feb... but not in NE or IL!

[@mojavebohemian814]

Thanks

[@honeydocraftsman4504]

Might have been a good video if we knew your location.

[@user-ii8in8up1y]

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[@elhombredeoro955]

But which area is that?

[@NWTejas]

They are in South Central Nebraska

[@iowaunemployment]

Is rye or triticale better in sandy soil?

[@LootahTatanka]

In Germany at least, rye dominates in terms of yield on sandy soils. Triticale is grown here in the low mountain ranges.

[@mojavebohemian814]

Is that rye the same as annual rye grass for lawns sold at hardware storrs?

[@margaretbilling9497]

no

[@timsolomon8352]

Actually yes to correct the other answer you got. I use Gulf annual rye to over seed my bermuda lawn. It works great and does suppress weeds. However which I haven't experienced yet I've heard it can suppress bermuda as well.

[@johnlynn6291]

Actually no, it's cereal rye

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

I don't think so, and both rye and triticale are edible when they head out