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Green Buckwheat
posted 4 years ago
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I'm looking to grow a couple of different grains for interest purposes, and to learn them. Reading up on buckwheat I found this page http://wholegrainscouncil.org/whole-grains-101/buckwheat-photos
which seems to suggest a Green Buckwheat variety (without hull)?
Does anyone have knowledge or experience of growing? Also looking for a source of seed.
Thanks in advance.
which seems to suggest a Green Buckwheat variety (without hull)?
Does anyone have knowledge or experience of growing? Also looking for a source of seed.
Thanks in advance.
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Location: Arkansas Ozarks zone 7 alluvial,black,deep loam/clay with few rocks, wonderful creek bottom!
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posted 4 years ago
Hi, Ryan and welcome! I am interested in the answer to your question also...I use buckwheat as a summer cover crop, for bees and as a chop and drop mulch but don't know any different varieties.
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