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Here is an interesting article from Farmers Weekly, a couple of weeks old now but still relevant advice for those worried about too much early biomass going into a potential drought situation...
This ties in with the results of YEN which seems to have found a link between building big biomass early and yield. If we are trying to encourage root growth its not just a question of nitrogen rate and timing but phosphate availability too.
Plants can use both Nitrate and Ammonium but prefer to take up and use Nitrate. Nitrate can be used straight away but the plant has to first convert Ammonium into Nitrate to use it. This can take some time and has a slight cost to the plant. There is also a slight cost to the plant to take up...
Conversion from urea to nitrate is a two step process, first from urea to ammonium and then from ammonium to nitrate. Both are temperature dependent Currently soils are still at 2°C, half of where it would normally be. At this temperature the first transformation of urea to ammonium will take...
This season Super Start is only available in Ireland.
It is made from a blend of calcium nitrate and urea but is not straightforward to produce. Last season as a trial some was also available the UK, ex Avonmouth but it gave the production guys lots of headaches, not sure why but something to...
I have heard about this before. There isnt the same detail of image analysis in the BASF app so often frosty leaves or stones can be interpreted as leaves and affect the readings.
How much straight nitrogen do you actually need? - Maybe not as much as you think!
Before ordering your straight nitrogen it is worth considering how much you actually need as it may be you actually need NS or NPKS grades instead.
www.yara.co.uk/straight-nitrogen
As usual the pre-harvest...
Don't forget about sulphur
Sulphur was often overlooked in the past but today it is recognised as an essential nutrient and considered just as important as nitrogen.
www.yara.co.uk/sulphur
Is sulphur now the second most important nutrient?
Why is sulphur such an important nutrient?
Where...
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