Winter barley 2020

robbie

Member
BASIS
I had a walk through most of my barley last night and i dont think its a complete disaster (yet). It varies in height from waste high to cheat high so there'll be some straw after all. The hot spots are showing up but then they do most years, one good rain would see them throught.
My biggest gripe is the amount of sterile brome I seem to have in all winter crops, I fear it could become the new black grass for lightland.
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I had a walk through most of my barley last night and i dont think its a complete disaster (yet). It varies in height from waste high to cheat high so there'll be some straw after all. The hot spots are showing up but then they do most years, one good rain would see them throught.
My biggest gripe is the amount of sterile brome I seem to have in all winter crops, I fear it could become the new black grass for lightland.View attachment 881009View attachment 881010
If it does rain , hope it will stay up , we have some like that , and irrigated one field that was late drilled end october its had two inch
 

snipe

Member
Location
west yorkshire
We have a couple of reasonable fields of winter barley, it just about finished flowering now. Was going to go with .16 of swift
Contains 500 g/L (45.09 % w/w) trifloxystrobin. Looks dry still for the next week , will there be much point putting it on. Or could go with aviator at .3 which will be a bit cheaper
 

juke

Member
Location
DURHAM
We have a couple of reasonable fields of winter barley, it just about finished flowering now. Was going to go with .16 of swift
Contains 500 g/L (45.09 % w/w) trifloxystrobin. Looks dry still for the next week , will there be much point putting it on. Or could go with aviator at .3 which will be a bit cheaper
I think you meant siltra not aviator in barley, easy typo mistake
 

e3120

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Northumberland
We have a couple of reasonable fields of winter barley, it just about finished flowering now. Was going to go with .16 of swift
Contains 500 g/L (45.09 % w/w) trifloxystrobin. Looks dry still for the next week , will there be much point putting it on. Or could go with aviator at .3 which will be a bit cheaper
That's the trouble - every time I work out a nice prothio-strob mix for barley, it turns out possible to get a decent slug of sdhi for less.
 

robbie

Member
BASIS
Dam auto correct. I'm sure you ment 0.3 siltra[emoji12] I'd avoid swift always thought it was very expensive and distributor pet.
If you feel compelled to put something on the comet is good value at the moment.
 

e3120

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Northumberland
Dam auto correct. I'm sure you ment 0.3 siltra[emoji12] I'd avoid swift always thought it was very expensive and distributor pet.
If you feel compelled to put something on the comet is good value at the moment.
My spreadsheet got Fandango + Swift for a quid or 2 less than Jaunt.
 

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