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    Buckwheat, Miss Parsley?

    Miss Parsley, you mentioned buckwheat in
    the other thread. Anything you can tell
    me about personal experience growing it
    as a crop? I have lots of online info I
    have collected over the past few years,
    but there is very little recent info.
    And where does one find seed? I know it
    has a ridiculously short growing season,
    and makes awesome honey, but I need
    practical information. From an actual
    grower...

    #2
    http://www.primegrains.com/

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      #3
      Google buckwheat

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        #4
        Yes ma'am, I have googled buckwheat 47
        times in the last 6 years. lol

        Thanks for the link...

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          #5
          Had a cousin in Ontario who did well growing buckwheat. Someone would put their bees out there for honey also. Think it is a crop that you may have trouble spraying out broadleaf weeds. Worth looking into though.

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            #6
            Is Buckwheat the crop where 20% of it goes in the
            combine and 80% goes on the ground? Uneven
            maturity or something like that?

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              #7
              It's an indeterminate crop. para

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                #8
                Some guys tried it in our area, only once.

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                  #9
                  I would be very worried if its as hard to get rid of the next year like the wild variety. Wild buckwheat is a very bad weed here.

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                    #10
                    I don't know of anyone who sows wild buckwheat.
                    Japan's specialty is soba noodles made from
                    buckwheat. Pars

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