Goldfinger
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My own crop lodged during a settled spell of weather, only the tramlines + rigs remained standing ...crop only received 84 units of nitrogen ...baffled !!!!! Has anyone else experienced this ???
Glacier winter barley .... Lodging
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Ian01
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- Location
- In the East
It has lodged more than cassia in the same field, with same treatments etc, although it has a higher rating for lodging!
- Location
- Berkshire
I have heard the same from a few growers, I think it may be downgraded for standing on next year's list !!
Same here.Cassia/Volume standing but Glacier lodged badly.
Despite going over the Glacier still outperformed the Cassia and will be drilled this autumn. Will definitely use a more robust PGR program on Glacier next spring (Canopy/Moddus then if required follow with Terpal).
Despite going over the Glacier still outperformed the Cassia and will be drilled this autumn. Will definitely use a more robust PGR program on Glacier next spring (Canopy/Moddus then if required follow with Terpal).
- Location
- Near Derby
Same for me as well. I had mainly Glacier with a bit of Cassia seed from the year before. The Glacier went down, but yielded better than the Cassia.
I was grateful that I got it dry, I wonder what it would have been like with last years weather.
I do not put straw strengthener on WB because I use all the straw and find that if I use strengthener it is brittle. But I think I will have to next year.
I was grateful that I got it dry, I wonder what it would have been like with last years weather.
I do not put straw strengthener on WB because I use all the straw and find that if I use strengthener it is brittle. But I think I will have to next year.
- Location
- Berkshire
Mine only had 0.75 ltr/ha Terpal @ GS45 as this has been more than adequate for Cassia, and as they are both the same (7) for lodging and Glacier having shorter straw length on the RL list i was expecting the same, this is not what we have seen in practice, luckily ours had brackled and slightly lodged in a few places and it was dry at the time so no big issues, but a bit more pgr will be needed next year.
Cloonpotatoes
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- Location
- Donegal
Had glacier this year which had a robust pgr. Only knee high. Stood well apart from fert overlaps. It all went down when it got to about 35% moisture. Yielded well but it would have been lost if it had not been for great harvest weather. Wary of growing it next year
- Location
- North Yorkshire
All Glacier of mine went down. Cassia and Volume stayed on its feet (just) and out yielded glacier by 0.3-0.5 tonnes/acre. No intention of growing it again on deep fertile soils.
CORK
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- Location
- East Cork, Ireland
it wasn't sown after grass by any chance? I'm just thinking K deficiency which often occurs after grass, it often shows itself in the form of brittle straw.
Goldfinger
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Sown after spring barley, potash was applied in March ... think 70 units .... soill analysis didn't show a deficiency