- Location
- Lincolnshire
Did two split field trials of OSE and average yield response +0.42 t/ha even with OSR at £250/t MOIC of £42.00/ha including extra application
Will try more again next year
Will try more again next year
Omex Oilseed Extra split field
- Thread starter cricketandcrops
- Start date
- Location
- Lincolnshire
We used it last year and had much better yield than this year, but can't say whether it was the Oilseed Extra for sure. Last year it kept the plant greener and going for longer I think.
alwaysraining
Member
- Location
- Kent
How much did it reduce oils?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Haven't got the analysis back yet only the weigh bridge weights
- Location
- Bedfordshire
What was the total N involved? Did the non OSE plot have extra solid N?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Untreated 195 kg/ha treated therefore 235 kg/ha
All solid N variable applied with N Sensor on absolute calibration
No extra solid N on untreated
l'ordinary bonville
Member
- Location
- N Yorks
We did a 20ha field in 2011 of Catana.
10ha without did 6t/ha
10ha with extra Nufol (N without the extra sweepings up) did 7t/ha.
That's a 1t/ha improvement. I've used foliar N ever since at 40kg N equivalent, though foliar N not Oilseed Extra).
Payback has been quite high for me
10ha without did 6t/ha
10ha with extra Nufol (N without the extra sweepings up) did 7t/ha.
That's a 1t/ha improvement. I've used foliar N ever since at 40kg N equivalent, though foliar N not Oilseed Extra).
Payback has been quite high for me
Our full biomass hybrids, Harper & Extrovert have averaged about 4.8t/ha this year, better than semi-dwarfs. 180kg/ha spring dose fb 50kgN as farm mix N20 later than planned at petals dropped due to poor weather & wheat requirements. It would appear these are about 0.3-0.5t/ha above yields locally to us. We have a weighbridge. It works- done it before & will keep it up if the crop is good. Didn't bother with the stuff that was under the Humber in December- mind you, that will do about 3T/ha- but it will screw our average.
l'ordinary bonville
Member
- Location
- N Yorks
Our foliar n mixed with fungicide this year to save a pass.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Are people still happy using oilseed extra and seeing return on investment?
spikeislander
Member
- Location
- bedfordshire
If I can get nufol easy is this as good? And what rates ?
- Location
- Darlington
What is foliar N exactly? Tempted to try a watered own version of my 32N 9SO3.
Fish
Member
- Location
- North yorkshire
Is it not just N20
- Location
- East Sussex
I asked about this in another thread, most answered that as that is AN and foliar N is urea, the AN will scorch the OSR, enough people said it to change my mind and I’ve bottled out, I was going to put my 26n5s into a watery mix.
- Location
- Lincs
Correct. Nufol is urea. N35 is ammonium nitrate and urea with the ammonium nitrate being the scorchio part
spikeislander
Member
- Location
- bedfordshire
Did I misread it but can this late fert reduce oils?
By diluting oil with extra yield.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
This is correct
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Tank mix with Amistar and get both benefits 
- Location
- Darlington
Tell us more.Tank mix with Amistar and get both benefits
(a) What will amistar do for us?
(B) Dare we use N32, diluted and applied in prefect conditions? Wait for it to rain and rain properly.
First year on liquid and the weather (or should I say weather forecasters) aren't being kind to me