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Wheat Seed. Organic Hard Red Winter Turkey Red. Heirloom.

Rare, legendary, high-quality landrace heirloom Hard Red Winter Wheat.
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Most customers ask us to ship orders at the Best Time for Spring Potato Planting based on our 50-State Chart.

However, we do ship our Seed Potatoes 52 Weeks/Year, whenever you want them.  We harvest our crop of Organic Maine Certified Seed Potatoes in September. We begin shipping this New Crop by November 1 (sometimes earlier) and continue shipping from our on-farm underground Potato Storage, every week through the Winter & Spring & Summer until October 31.

All new potato tubers grown anywhere must go through a Dormancy Period after harvest before tubers will sprout and grow. This dormancy lasts 4-8 weeks. For planting after December 1, the dormancy concern becomes a non-issue because our Seed Potatoes will have completed their rest period and will sprout and grow when warmed up to room temperature.

Note: Orders which include 45 pound carton(s) of Certified Seed Potatoes and shipped after mid-November and prior to the week of March 24 or between July 1 and September 30 customarily require a $16.00 insulated box fee. If insulated packaging should not be necessary, you will receive a shipping refund automatically. Feel free to call (207) 429-9765 (M-F 8:00-5:00pm ET) for a Rate Quote.

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Rare, legendary, high-quality landrace heirloom Hard Red Winter Wheat. Brought from Russia to Kansas by Mennonite Colonies in 1874. The iconic reputation of Kansas wheat traces back to the many millions of acres of Turkey Red grown a century ago. Following decades of nearly complete disappearance, Turkey Red has been saved from extinction in the last twenty years by organic farmer Bryce Stephens and his family's fifth-generation farm in western KS. To grow for grain, plant in fall for harvest next summer. Heads have awns. Seed at 3 lbs. 1000/sq. ft. or 90lbs./acre. 15,000 seeds /lb.

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