[AT] OT; Seed Oats
Ralph Goff
alfg at sasktel.net
Tue Jan 12 20:26:05 PST 2010
There have been so many varieties of oats over the years that I have
forgotten most of them. The latest ones I grow are supposed to be the best
of course. Dancer is the name of them and they are as good as any I have
ever grown. Was able to leave them standing and straight cut. Something I
have never tried before with oats as they would usually shell out so bad
that you'd lose many bushels before combining.
Another older variety was Sioux.
Ralph in Sask.
----- Original Message -----
From: "H. L. Staples" <hlstaples at mcloudteleco.com>
To: "Antique tractor" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 12:39 PM
Subject: [AT] OT; Seed Oats
>A number of years ago we planted some oats that were purchased from the
>feed
> store. The oats were just labeled "northern oats".
>
> They were planted for hay, and did a fantastic job of growing. and they
> made
> lots of hay. Real tall with broad leaves, grew up to my shirt pocket.
>
> Anyone have ideas as to a tall growing named variety and where they might
> be
> available ??
>
> H. L. Staples
> McLoud, Oklahoma
> USA
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