Needham Ag - High Yield Wheat Management - European Style

[@abdulwaheed-eh7ht]

It has beautiful results. Would you plz mention the varity name.

[@microsoilenhancersinspirey5750]

Your closing wheels for 500t are a game changer in germination percentage!!!...

[@NeedhamAg]

They perform a lot better than the 4x12” factory closing wheels for sure, especially with the angle changer to add closing wheel angle.

[@radhakrishnabhandari8102]

Why Europe has more of Awnless wheat?? What are its benefits?

[@detroitdiesel2983]

Better soil

[@rferguson3719]

Would this be soft or hard red wheat? Or maybe totally different over in Europe

[@NeedhamAg]

@@rferguson3719 This was milling wheat, also known as hard wheat. It takes a lot of N to build protein.

[@rferguson3719]

@ thanks for the reply. Amazing to achieve such yields while still maintaining protein. I’m located in eastern Ontario Canada and we grow SRWW and HRSW along with the typical corn and soy. Usually average 70-75 bu on the HRSW and 100 bu for SRWW around here

[@NeedhamAg]

@ Tim Lammyman broke the workd record wheat yield two years ago with a field which averaged 266.9 bu/ac. It was no more than 10 miles from where this video was filmed. It’s a good wheat region and close to the sea to help moderate summer temperatures!

[@rferguson3719]

@@NeedhamAg from what I know about stereotypical English wet mild weather, I’m sure it’s perfect for growing wheat. Although it must make harvest problematic. A lot of the grain must have to be dried? Short harvest windows between rains I would assume.

[@NeedhamAg]

@ Yes some years a significant amount of the wheat is dried. The area in the video has around 26” of annual rainfall, but it probably ranges from less than 20” to over 36” !

[@pardeepdhanda7725]

What is wheat seeds name

[@tarangill3396]

High yield variety?

[@ShoaibKhan-xo6fs]

In Pakistan the wheat lodge ,there fore we can not get high quality wheat,can u tell how to avoid lodging

[@NeedhamAg]

We have a video on this topic on KZbin, it's called Needham Ag Reducing Lodging.

[@kikanaekilesi1945]

Good yield. Which variety

[@qamar6396]

Sir how much period is required on your part to produce wheat

[@NeedhamAg]

If you mean growing season (including the winter) it’s often 10-11 months in East England, but it can be a full 12 months in the South Island of New Zealand (including winter).

[@qamar6396]

@@NeedhamAg we cultivate wheat from October and harvest it in April. Does the varieties of England and NZ can perform good here in Pakistan.

[@NeedhamAg]

@@qamar6396 I’m guessing with that short of a season your growing spring wheat ? What’s shown in this video is winter wheat.

[@qamar6396]

@@NeedhamAg Yes the temperature increases in April more than 40°C. That's why there is short period of wheat. My question is that if I sow any wheat varity of NZ or Eng, would it perform good or not?

[@bhatti_saab_youngpuriya8519]

@@qamar6396 no bro it can't work here .... Winter and summer are two different things ...

[@richardjeremyneedham1574]

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[@harrapacivilization2779]

In india wheat reaches its maturity in 5 months..we only get 25 quental per acre

[@NeedhamAg]

That’s 101 bu/ac, that’s not bad for 5 months. What would the higher yielding areas of the field yield ?

[@akashdeepsingh3780]

In India the temperature is warm in ​harvesting time the yild is dempand on temprature if temprature is good yild will increase @@NeedhamAg

[@rajazameerwagh0250]

Good Agri