Cereal Rye, A Blessing To Your Organic Garden

 

Cereal rye can boost the garden’s soil fertility and health

Did you know that rye can germinate at very low temperatures, as a matter of fact, at nearly freezing temperatures. It can grow even in mild winters when temperatures are really low.  Not many plants survive during winter.  With your rye production in full swing, it will help protect your garden from weeds settling in.

Rye is incredibly beneficial for good insects and pollinators. If you have farm animals, you can also feed them rye. Since you grow it organically, it’s beneficial for all participants in the circle – you, your soil, the pollinating bees and your homestead animals.

From the article below you will learn how to prepare the rye seeds. You will also get insight into how to harvest it next year. As you take the seeds away, use the stems for compost or mulch.

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