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What time of year does wheat grow in?
in my ballsack
How much does a plant grow in a year?
it depends on the plant you grow a tree would take much longer but a plant would not take as much time
Does Butler County Pennsylvania have a nickname?
Yes, its nickname is "The Buck wheat County" because a long time go we were not able to grow wheat. We could only grow buck wheat.
What are things you can grow in the summer season on howrse?
During the Howrse summer time, you can grow Wheat seeds and Turnip seeds.
What would happen if wheat is sown in the kharif season?
If wheat is soan in kharif season that is from June to September, it wouldn't grow properly as it is a rabi crop. It's time period is generally from october to march.
How can I learn how to grow wheat effectively?
To learn how to grow wheat effectively, you can start by researching the best growing conditions for wheat, such as soil type, sunlight, and water requirements. You can also seek guidance from experienced farmers or agricultural experts, and consider taking a course or workshop on wheat farming. Additionally, hands-on experience and trial and error can help you improve your wheat-growing skills over time.
How fast does it take for black people to grow their hair?
its actually doesnt take much time maybe like 4-6 weeks
How much time does a tiger take to grow?
Tigers are full grown at four years, tigresses at three and a half.
If a tree grows1.2 feet each year how much time has passed if it has grown feet?
It will take a tree a very long time to grow feet.
How much time does it take to grow tomatoes?
you cant grow tamatos lie and u spelled tomato rong u can grow tomatos but i dont know how long it takes but u can so gorw them
How long would it take sun up to sundown to create 100 bushels of wheat?
About three months. That's about the planting - to - harvest time for wheat.
What do the Egyptian farmers grow?
They farm and sell things other than that they pretty much farmed AND TAUGHT THEIR CHILDREN HOW TO FARM AND COOK.
