Growing wheat

Red winter wheat is an easy to grow crop, resistant to pests and diseases, that can be fed both to humans and livestock.

I feel like I am cheating on my vegetables a little when I say this, but to be honest, wheat may have been my favourite crop to grow this season. I'm sure a lot of the appeal was the in curiosity that came with watching a new crop throughout the season, and the fun of solving the new problem of wheat harvesting. Variety is the spice of life after all. Despite this being our first year of wheat production, we did a lot more than just dabble. Right from the start, I knew that if I was going to

Small-scale wheat production can yield a delicious, bountiful harvest. Sprout satisfaction by making homegrown bread after growing wheat in your backyard.

So how do you harvest small scale wheat crops? It can be done with just your own two hands. Read on to learn on how to harvest wheat by hand.

Wheat is a big thing in the prepper community. Explore some heirloom wheat varieties and see how they compare to modern varieties.

Want to make your own nutritious juices? Then you need to start growing wheatgrass. Morning Chores will show you how to get it done.

Rye is an excellent choice for growing as a cover crop or as a healthy cereal grain. Morning Chores shows you how.

Guide to growing wheat from choosing your seed to growing until harvest. Learn to be more self-sufficient by learning how to grow wheat. From FrugalChicken.

If you're trying to be more self-sufficient or just like the idea of making your own flour, wheat is a fun crop to grow. While a small patch won't produce enough wheat to feed a family for the rest of the year, you can still plant enough...

Cut your animal feed costs substantially by growing fodder from oats, wheat, or barley. It's inexpensive chicken food!