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It depends on the crop. With cereals, the seed is the product, and you could divert a part of production to next year's planting. With other crops, harvest may
by kevin_thibedeau 1y ago
It depends on the crop. With cereals, the seed is the product, and you could divert a part of production to next year's planting. With other crops, harvest may happen before seeds mature and may require special processing to extract them for the seed producers.
- bluGill 1y agoIf you are planting hybrid seeds you would never save seeds because their children don't yield well. Hybrid yields so much better that it isn't worth planting anything else if you have the option.
- Suppafly 1y ago>With cereals, the seed is the product, and you could divert a part of production to next year's planting. Theoretically, but generally that doesn't happen because you want hybrid seeds that need to be grown every year to get the traits you want, you don't want to plant the seeds you harvested from the hybrid plants.