Grain needs to be dearer
- Thread starter Gedd
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- Location
- Berkshire
At the fear of opening a can of worms….
Yes, dear
Most of those are around 20% too much and ones nearly 40% too much
Yes, dear
Most of those are around 20% too much and ones nearly 40% too much
Thought so only grow 120 acre mainly barley so havn a,clue really its down to trust
SilliamWhale
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What's Horus for on barley?
Havnt looked at spray sheet but theres sone wheat to spray for brome will it be for that ?
Horus won’t do much on brome ….
- Location
- North yorks
But it would turn the barley a nice shade of orange
ollie989898
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Maybe it's to growth regulate it....
Agronamist must think so
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tullah
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- Location
- Linconshire
Biopower £25 5litres. Not come across the others.
Could be an awkward conversation !!
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Bio power should be under £5/lt
livestock 1
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I hope that’s not MV as they are well out for chemicals
tullah
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- Location
- Linconshire
I have serviced agronomy and a lot of their chemicals supplied are wrapped up in their unfamiliar trade names. Always difficult to quickly get a snapshot comparison without delving into the precise formulations.
Nope AV
livestock 1
Member
I’ve been getting some stuff off them at Penrith I’m not convinced the price was right either. It was EFC and he was good on price. The only thing is there’s an agronomist there who does a bit for us so that’s why I’ve kind of stuck with them.
Can we just buy it online or is it no cheaper?
- Location
- East Yorkshire
Label only recommends for wheat - grass weeds and some BLW.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
As I loaded 5 products into every tank of T1 yesterday I too thought grain needs to be dearer. They were mostly simple old generics as my independent agronomist does his best but I dread the bill for those arriving.
I could hardly keep up washing out the containers as the tank filled up.
Wonder what our competitors pay abroad in Russia, Ukraine etc?
I could hardly keep up washing out the containers as the tank filled up.
Wonder what our competitors pay abroad in Russia, Ukraine etc?
livestock 1
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Most don’t have the yields most don’t have the costs to require the yields chances are it’s cheaper and they use much less products
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I suppose Britain isnt known as “Old Blighty” for nothing. Rainy maritime climate which now seems to have spread further east isn’t the best for growing clean wheat.