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Where are yields for the Bury factory off non irrigated heavy land?
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Where are yields for the Bury factory off non irrigated heavy land?
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They lifted some at chad yesterdayWhere are yields for the Bury factory off non irrigated heavy land?
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The theme being heavier land being better
Oh dearMy agronomist told me last week that a nearby farm (near Hopton)on good land had got 55t /ha and 16.5 sugars, down 20 t/ha on his average yield for the first week of October.
I have some beet that won't get to 50t/ha in January!
I’m amazed the beet are coming out without snapping and breaking
Nick...
And the yield? I too have heard mixed reports.
Just over 75t/ha to save others getting their calculators out.265t of 3.5ha adjusted over factory weighbridge.content at that for first lift
265t of 3.5ha adjusted over factory weighbridge.content at that for first lift
chalky bits bulk up later.50t/ha. This was my worst 30ha. Real big chalky caps that just never got going. I qctually thiught itnwould be less
265t of 3.5ha adjusted over factory weighbridge.content at that for first lift
Thank you for posting but I wish you had not. It is important British Sugar do not have access to information about such good yields at this stage of campaign in what is likely to be such a miserable year.
Or they will just bounce back at the industry 'see 2017 massive yields and in adversity the better farmers managed similar in 2018' note I included term better farmers - that will be the benchmarking mantra. Apologies, my grumbly chunter this morning.
Best wishes,
British Sugar have all that info through the portal?