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Farms do not grow straw. Straw is the residue from cereal crops like wheat, barley, rye or oats. After the grain is harvested in the combine and the chaff, which is set to not be spread by the chaff spreader on the rear of the combine, is "dumped" out in a swath out the back. A tractor with a baler implement attached on the back (same baler that is used to bale up hay) gathers up the straw with the pick-up reel and packs and makes it into a straw bale.
What else can I help you with?
Do blueberris grow in farms?
Blueberries can grow in farms, woods, everywhere. (:
Which of the following is a common method to obtain renewable energy?
Grow it on farms
What farms in Florida grow cotton?
Cotton farms.
What is grow on your farms near your community?
aples grow on farms and vegetables like tomatos and letis and carots
Does cotton grow on farms?
Yeah cotton farms in the south.
Where do consumers and producers get food from?
they get their food from farms the farms grow it
Will grass grow through pine straw?
No, grass typically will not grow through pine straw because pine straw forms a dense and compact layer that inhibits the growth of grass.
What does the isle of wight farms grow?
Isle of White grows tac on their farms.
What did the colonists grow on farms?
Crops
What do you do in Alabama's farms?
grow cotton
What kind of houses do romanians live in?
Romanians mostly live on farms and huts. they are made out of straw or brick.
How do you get trees on farms?
you just grow a seed
