Popular seeding dates are either May or the end of June. Plants will flower in about 4 to 5 weeks. Pollination requires pollinators, but not necessarily honey bees. Cannot combine directly before dry-down because of the volume of green material. Most people will swath to control the harvesting date and preserve the grain on the plant.
Additional yield can be at contract price or spot price depending on our needs.
Other receiving points in Ontario may be designated. Organic or conventional crops accepted for the same price. Payment is about 30 days after crop arrival.