Oats is a grass crop. It is sown in spring, nowadays using a grain drill, which scatters the seed and covers it. This grassy plant eventually grows a seed stalk, the top of which contains the covered oat seed. When this "head" of the grain if full and dry, combines cut off the oats, separate it from the stems and chaff, and it is sold at grain elevators for production.
crops that can survive cold winter conditions or have a short summer growing season
The stalks with the oats are cut and then beated to loosen the oats from them. This is done by machine in most countries.
crop
Not directly. But many farmers interseed (plant amongst) a hay crop along with a grass crop like wheat or oats. The grass cover crop helps protect the hay crop while it is very young and prone to damage. When the grass crop is mature enough, the farmer harvests it and leaves the hay crop to grow on its own.
Farmers get the majority of their seeds from crop breeders who specialize in producing seeds to grow the plants that farmers grow to sell their crops with. The seeds that farmers keep from the crop they sow often won't be suitable enough to grow again, especially with crop varieties like corn, wheat and canola.
most grow a specific a crop.
Fertilizer or manure.
No. Farmers grow a new crop of it every year.
Wheat, barley, oats, rye, rape (among many others).
Because of growing different crop the benifit will be more
Wheat, barley, oats, etc.
Tobacco.
it is helpful 2 farmers so they can grow more plants
ammar is waste man