why not just apply some sulphur through the sprayer or a packet of washing powder
Yeah he's just South of the Tees and I'm just North of it
I would be happy with either ,but its a long way to go to harvest . it pains me to say it reckon both are looking as good if not better than mine .though taking into account it may just be the camera I prefer the shade of green in renaultmans atm .he ho time will tell though both look as good as any ive seen in the area and those later sown seem to be struggling a bitRenaultman’s. His are more even & he sprayed his volunteers out sooner. Both have potential
My contract field of HEAR OSR, that didn't get seedbed gypsum, is having the same issues anything germinating late is just getting munched. Hopefully there are enough already germinated to give a crop. How was that established?
It looked like it was going in well on the pics.
Try it and let us know.
Ihave used sulphur and noticed a decline in pest damage ,the washing powder comment was base on grandads using the suds from the old dolly tub on his veg patch which realistically means a foliar phosphate to deter crittars which also has an effect
not my style to revel in the misfortunes of others
Digestate seems to work as well. Breakthru slightly different in that mainly it is applied pre-em along with herbicides. Soil conditions seem unsuitable for them same as slugs. So far seem to fly in and fly out without laying eggs although maybe it affects the nematodes as well. Just not enough feedback. Applied post em to foliage of osr cereals veg etc definitely no grazing by slugs, even Spanish ones. Don't know about its effect post em on CSFB grazing.
