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Grains typically grow during specific seasons depending on the type of grain and the climate. For instance, winter grains like wheat are planted in the fall and harvested in the spring or early summer, while spring grains such as barley and oats are sown in spring and harvested in late summer. The growth period is influenced by temperature, rainfall, and sunlight, which vary by region. Overall, the growing season for grains generally aligns with warmer months when conditions are favorable for plant development.
What else can I help you with?
Do grains grow on a plant?
no they grow on the ground
Do the singapore grow grains?
no
How do you make grains?
You grow grains to make bread and other stuff like that.
In which biome do cereal grains grow best?
grassland
What crops does Africa grow?
cassava, grains and yam
Are grains a plant?
yes they are as they produce seeds and grow
What crops did San Juan Capistrano grow?
Grains I guess.
What type of crops did the Phoenicians grow?
Grains, bread, fish, poultry, vegetables, fruit.
What did New Hampshire grow?
Cereal grains and corn, produce and fruit.
What kinds of grains did Mesopotamians grow?
the Mesopotamians grew wheat and barley
Does Arizona grow rice?
Yes, Arizona grows grains and rice.
What is the example of grow?
veggies, grains, fish, fruit, salads, and cereals.
