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| Red Fife field |
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| Red Fife |
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| Combine head in the Marquis |
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| Me driving the combine |
We harvested nearly a ton of Red Fife and a wagon full of Marquis. Red Fife and Marquis are both hard red wheats, which make for full, nutty whole wheat breads. Red Fife is thought to originally be from the Ukraine and brought through Scotland to Ontario, Canada, where it became popular. Marquis is a cross between Red Fife and Hard Calcutta. We figured that we'd keep our harvest in the family.
A wealth of information about Red Fife and Marquis can be found on
this page written up by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
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