ZXR17
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- Location
- South Dorset
Anyone using it and getting results , good or bad ?
Vibrance duo
- Thread starter ZXR17
- Start date
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Waste of money.
(Tramline trial at neighbours)
(Tramline trial at neighbours)
Seen benefits on November drilled wheat. Not on emergence but thicker, stronger plants.
Any thing when it came to yield?
Good question? Probably insignificant but if a comparison had any thinning then you might well do. I don’t think it holds it back at emergence like some other seed treatments do.
Ladybird
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- Location
- West Hendred
Would agree with this.
Especially in a direct drilled situation. Where we had a lot of late drilling this past autumn plants were vigorous and well established.
Ladybird
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- Location
- West Hendred
At £10 a Ha I think it’s money well spent
I thought this too then saw the niab trials which showed no benefit. £10/ha soon adds up!
ollie989898
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If it looks, smell and tastes like the proverbial, it's probably the proverbial.
- Location
- S E Glos
In anticipation, can no-one tag me for a comment? Thanks.
just remember with trials it is usually done on a small plot basis with a 95% confidence level on statistics. This means it is very stringent on whether there is a benefit or not. Like I said if you are drilling in September, October there won’t be much of a benefit but in a later situation I think you will see one.
ollie989898
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Nothing a shot of manganese and magphos K in the autumn wouldn't sort.
Farmer Bob
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- Location
- East Lothian
When we’ve used it for later drilling there is a benefit. Establishment is so much better with more vigorous plants. I don’t care if there’s no yield benefit in trials, it works here and gets the plant off and growing which is priceless in a late year when it’s wet.
- Location
- East Scotland
As above, only on later drilled wheat where there's a noticeable improvement in speed of establishment. Some years this is more important than others, depending on how crap the weather is. I don't think it's necessary on early sown crops or where the weather is balmy.
- Location
- Berkshire
Sorry, how rude of us @Fromebridge