Grain in relatively large. Rye has small or medium sized auricles which are not hairy. Leaf sheaths usually are hairy. Blue-green leaf color and leaves are less erect than other small grains.

After this, you will find rye as a seed whenever you visit the field planting menu. Rye and wheat both yield grain when the farmers thresh the harvest and transport it back to the farmhouse.

3. Planting is flexible – As long as soil contact is available, winter rye likely will grow. It’s a cold soldier, and has been shown to grow at temperatures as low as 33°F. In fact ...

let's start by taking a closer look at the structure of the individual rye grain, which is what's milled to produce flour.

More specifically, planting soybean over a cereal rye cover crop demonstrates an effective practice to both produce soybean and to suppress two problematic Amaranthus weed species: waterhemp and ...