Intercropping Chickpeas and Flax in the Black Soil Zone 2025
Feb 26, 2026

Video: Intercropping Chickpeas and Flax in the Black Soil Zone 2025

We tried intercropping Chickpeas with Flax in the black soil zone to get them to mature earlier. It worked but came with a cost.
 

Intercropping Chickpeas and Flax in the Black Soil Zone 2025

Intercropping Chickpeas and Flax in the Black Soil Zone 2025

We tried intercropping Chickpeas with Flax in the black soil zone to get them to mature earlier. It worked but came with a cost.... More
Best Flax I Ever Harvested - New Holland CR9070

Best Flax I Ever Harvested - New Holland CR9070

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