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| Haynes Bluestem heads. |
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| Culms of Haynes Bluestem in the test plot. The stand of Haynes is perfect right now. It was never knocked down, and there is zero wildlife damage. I will be covering it with bird netting shortly. |
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| Purplestraw is in the foreground here. |
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| This is the Early Red Fife. |
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| Dakota spring wheat. This is a selection of Haynes Bluestem was released in 1898. Although it looks very similar to the Haynes Bluestem, it's maturing later than the stand of Haynes. |
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| The Wisconsin Pedigree No. 2 is showing it's red-colored stems just beautifully. The stand in the test plot is 60% knocked down, but doing well. There is some wildlife damage but I think it will be OK. It's very well bird netted now. |
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| The Goldcoin winter wheat has the thickest, reddest stalk I have ever seen. |
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