Direct/Strip-till drilling photo gallery

Johndeere

Member
Location
Oxfordshire
Thanks Alex they are looking good, drill is still available

Here are some spring barley from a demo in Berkshire drilled at 160kgs/ha
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Jim Bullock

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Just a few photos of our Fuego Spring Beans drilled @300kg/ha using a Sumo DTS into some failed OSR ground.

Post drilling and rolling
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Taken today (17/4/15) now emerged.
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Looking good so far @Johndeere.
Already looks better than the OSR ever did last Autumn!
See you have got some pea and bean weevil damage already...sprayed all our winter beans twice and the early emerged spring beans today..Nice weather but good weevil weather..:(
 

Shutesy

Moderator
Arable Farmer
See you have got some pea and bean weevil damage already...sprayed all our winter beans twice and the early emerged spring beans today..Nice weather but good weevil weather..:(
Yep spotted it yesterday, pics above were taken this evening whilst spraying for them. If this nice weather continues I can see me potentially having to spray it all again :(
 
Some more from Scale towers. Beans coming through post stubble and fym. And a field of grass no tilled into last years barley stubble. Why didn't we no till years ago? Why doesnt everyone around me no till? I'll never understand why! Its so f**king great!
 

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Clive

Staff Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lichfield
Some more from Scale towers. Beans coming through post stubble and fym. And a field of grass no tilled into last years barley stubble. Why didn't we no till years ago? Why doesnt everyone around me no till? I'll never understand why! Its so fudgeing great!

how long ago were the beans drilled Will ?
 
And some rape. Looked crap as usual in winter. I haven't put anything on it since kerb in January. Mulling over a sclerotina spray but all osr inputs are expensive. And I'm tight and have never seen 5t/ha!

Come on! Now you are taking the proverbial. I want a picture of it looking terrible overwinter otherwise I won't believe you. Looks a lot better than most rape around here.
 

Dan Powell

Member
Location
Shropshire
And some rape. Looked crap as usual in winter. I haven't put anything on it since kerb in January. Mulling over a sclerotina spray but all osr inputs are expensive. And I'm tight and have never seen 5t/ha!
Looks as good as any OSR you'll see! How is the rooting? I would expect a crop looking that good should do 4 or 5 t/ha.
 

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