This is my first year growing wheat. I picked hard red winter as my variety.

The entire process was a blast: planting, harvesting, threshing, winnowing, all kick ass!

We had a very wet May and June this year, and it delayed my harvest a bit as a result. Now that the grain is all dry, I've been threshing and winnowing, but now I'm noticing a lot of the grains are shriveled and white…

Does anyone know what this is? Is it safe to consume, or do I go ahead and get rid of it before I feed it to my family!?

Thank you!

by _missinglink

1 Comment

  1. Izitlizard7266

    I would say Fusarium blight, and no, they aren’t safe to eat. They will be loaded with mycotoxins.

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