Extase potential problems

redsloe

Member
Location
Cornwall
First bout of extase this evening. No idea on yield but looks OK. Drilled 26 Sept and got septoria early, held on well but I'm late on it for various reasons.
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Phil P

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
North West
I wondered what the graphic looks like when the loss monitors are actually working :rolleyes: .
Monitors work fine, will sit comfortably at 30tph in wheat.
Interesting tramlines at 45 degrees to the drilling .
Not my field I’m just the contractor, he usually drills it at a different angle though.
is that afarmers weekly yied meater
Yield meter gets checked regularly against my Weighbridge so I know it’s usually within 0.2t/ac. That’s only Spot rate though, the field did an average of 4.02t/ac but there’s a big chunk along a railway that gets munched by rabbits!

13.3% moisture!!! we’ve combined n wheat even close to that this year!
Today’s been about the driest I’ve seen since cutting winter barley in July, just need this weather to hold for another couple of weeks then I can get tidied up!
 
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bankrupt

Member
Location
EX17/20
Is the 17th of October considered early as that's when todays block was drilled?
Our worst bit was drilled 16th of October.

If KWS's fix is to be for Extase not to be drilled before late October, this will kill it stone dead in the very areas where its septoria resistance was to have been its great advantage.
 

alomy75

Member
It’d be good to know as I was considering keeping some for seed. View attachment 982362View attachment 982364
Apologies; completely off-topic but my machinery-geek mind is getting the better of me! What combine is that? Straw swath looks rotary-ish… but header ‘appears’ to be not very wide; yet you ‘appear’ to have gps unless you’re way better than me at driving 😂 . Please satisfy my curiosity? Looking at the reel/shade of yellow on the divider I’m leaning toward a tx64 with retro gps but that straw is pushing me back to an older tf 42 or something! Yes I know I’ve got too much time on my hands…it’s 20.3% at last check
 

DRC

Member
Apologies; completely off-topic but my machinery-geek mind is getting the better of me! What combine is that? Straw swath looks rotary-ish… but header ‘appears’ to be not very wide; yet you ‘appear’ to have gps unless you’re way better than me at driving 😂 . Please satisfy my curiosity? Looking at the reel/shade of yellow on the divider I’m leaning toward a tx64 with retro gps but that straw is pushing me back to an older tf 42 or something! Yes I know I’ve got too much time on my hands…it’s 20.3% at last check
Ha ha . It’s aTX63. S Reg so what’s that 22 yrs old .17ft cut No GPS or anything, just a 59 yr old who has been combining since 15 .makes a nice enough sample
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David.

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
J11 M40
Firefly continues to disappoint here, 10ac 2nd wheat, 2.6t/ac. 10ac 1st wheat behind ley, 3t/ac just. Looked like a 4.5ton crop on header.
 

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