2. Does it? I've never seen a lawn planted in 7-8" rows.
Regardless of the species of plant in the photo, does that look like a tilled field to you?
2. Does it? I've never seen a lawn planted in 7-8" rows.
Regardless of the species of plant in the photo, does that look like a tilled field to you?
I've never seen 7.5" rows be row-able at that stage unless you line yourself up just perfectly. Given that the photographers aren't focused on the crop itself, what are the chances? With sufficient resolution of the photo maybe you can still tell, but someone's random cell phone photo isn't going to give you that. Even a top of the line camera scaled down to web resolutions is going to lose that information.
> Regardless of the species of plant in the photo, does that look like a tilled field to you?
No, but why would you till it? Wheat is the easiest crop to no-till out there. Even the moldboard mafia no-till their wheat. You'd have to be dealing with some heavy compaction or other issues with the land to justify that fuel burn just to grow poverty grass.