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Warnesworth's latest activity
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Terrible wheat protein.What were the N applications on these crops please? -
Warnesworth replied to the thread Cover crop managment.We never seem to find that to be the case.
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Cover crop managment.Precisely. :p
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Liming for soil condition and ph.The large soil result posted is as well balanced as you are likely to find anywhere with the exception of the potash. The two smaller...
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Liming for soil condition and ph.I would agree with that to a certain extent, however, in most cases we find that sulphur alone is what is needed as gypsum brings...
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I appreciate you say you have other soil with lower pH, but if my soil analysed like that id be over the moon. Your mag is really...
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Liming for soil condition and ph.Sulphur is what you need to reduce magnesium (amongst others), most people use it in the form of gypsum as its probably the cheapest...
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Cover crop managment.@Brisel l is nearly right. ;) I would drill immediately after combine, give it a little nutrition to get it away, especially straw is...
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Tine drill - wide & slow?.The bottom video is mine. I took that in October 2019 here on the Cotswolds. Due the inclement weather that autumn the cover crop had...
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Rain tonnes per acre.Simple answer is yes, It does have a compacting effect, but far worse is the loss of structure especially to bare soils. That's where...
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If you have a bucket full of soil and keep soaking it you end up with a very compacted wet horrible product in the bottom of the bucket...
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Never thought of that.
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Gypsum.In my opinion only a soil test can tell you the rate. You would do the same as if you were wanting to apply lime or fertilisers?
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Gypsum.Gypsum isn't a magic cure-all. It can make soils worse, in some situations. Needs to be applied after getting a decent soil test...
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Warnesworth replied to the thread Gypsum.I think the answer given by @melted welly is about right. You can apply more recycled gypsum if its PAS 109 quality protocol or you...
