dual cropping with corn, soybeans or alfalfa is possible in most climates. If the rye crop is taken all the way to seed harvest, options become more limited, but still include sorghum-sudangrass ...

Farmers must win back on corn what they lose on swine. Furthermore, the situation in rye (unexplained except for unrivaled Eastern demand), is unusually bullish; U. S. rye supplies are now lower ...

has been aged over six years and has a mash bill of 63% rye, 24% corn (Beck’s 6158 being the chosen corn seed variety), and 13% malted barley. It matured in Heaven Hill rick house W3 on the ...

The following was written by Jenny Brhel, Chris Proctor and Katja Koehler-Cole, University of Nebraska Extension educators, and Amit Jhala, professor and associate department head of agronomy and ...