Posted by the flying belgian on December 29, 2013 at 18:04:24 from (216.114.227.30):
In Reply to: profit growing oats posted by Brian806 on December 29, 2013 at 15:16:27:
About 12 years back I planted 60 acres of oats as I had found a nitch cleaning, bagging and selling it to horse farmers. That year here in south central Mn. we had extremely good weather conducive to raising oats. At years end I had 2 semi loads left so I sent a sample to General Mills in St. Paul and it made there quality standards at the time. Had a semi haul it up there and turned out really good on money. Baled the straw and found a good market for the small squares. Over all a very prophet-able crop. But the next year the quality was terrible and I couldn't even give the oats away.
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