- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
Similar here. Was on hols last week and have returned to a wet forecast.
Still in flower at mo so hopefully sneak some teb on end of week/weekend.
Erm, maybe beginning of next week
Similar here. Was on hols last week and have returned to a wet forecast.
Still in flower at mo so hopefully sneak some teb on end of week/weekend.
Same here and I think T3 is just a don box ticking exercise but I will do the cheapest treatment I can to tick that box.Weather ones. When it’s fit to travel, will it still be worth doing? Feed wheat only here.
Need a week to dry out enough to travel here, and spraying maize is a priority , as the weeds are getting big enoughView attachment 809018
Erm, maybe beginning of next week
Luckily I sprayed some maize for someone early Sunday, it's a bit banky in a couple of fields would be fun trying now I reckonNeed a week to dry out enough to travel here, and spraying maize is a priority , as the weeds are getting big enough
Some might be saying........T4?
By those who cut back on T0,1,2 and 3? Or maybe just sellers of agchem?
Worth adding copper to any T3s not yet applied to reduce ergot?
Did wonder why we hadn't heard from Static for a while! is he now Teslacoils?By the former in this case. Static is right, since the overwintered septoria YR etc was sorted at T0/1, this is the first disease pressure this season in the dry east.
T3 on Skyfall started 15 days ago here and finished on Kerrin 6 days ago.
Proline teb and pyraclostrobin on premium wheat, with epoxi substituting proline on feeders. 50% rates.
T4 unlikely but possible.
No. Too late.
Did wonder why we hadn't heard from Static for a while! is he now Teslacoils?
As far as I know, most chemicals need at least six hours to dry properly on the leaf.How quickly is teb taken up? Applied to dry leaf, but steady drizzle soon afterwards which is still coming down.
Asking for a friend
Thanks for reply, at least it was cheap!As far as I know, most chemicals need at least six hours to dry properly on the leaf.
Sorry not to be more positive.