That might be true but spray timing is based on leaf emergence not growth stage, that said we seemed to get by with two fungicide passes without issue.
No fungicide 2021
- Thread starter Clive
- Start date
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
You’re not alone!
With the scorch? Seen some terrible winter barley scorch sprayed last week. Thankfully not mine. To all of those using straight prothio or prothi/teb I don’t think it’s particularly responsible from a resistance management point of view regarding septoria. Or am I missing the point again?
If using the the same actives for each spray then maybe, but I would have thought that using different modes of action over the course of the growing season will alleviate this?
That’s not what’s been suggested in the past as I understand it. Surely though prothio is the most co form of sdhis? I don’t really want to be forced down the revystar route too soon
This does not = no disease.
Indeed , but without water it's dead anyway
All you normally moan about is how wet it is?!
Normally it is .
- Location
- Essex
Extase and Siskin,clean as a whistle.
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
I'm waiting for a Fungicide program to turn up for some of my Winter Linseed tomorrow, that is really to act more as a PGR than for disease purposes, knowing that rain is on its way which will prevent me getting it on.
Am I worried? Should I try to get it on before the rain arrives?
No.
The rain will do far more good than anything I, anybody else or any spray will ever do.
Bring it on!
Am I worried? Should I try to get it on before the rain arrives?
No.
The rain will do far more good than anything I, anybody else or any spray will ever do.
Bring it on!
- Location
- Perthshire (It's a big place!)
Just getting bits and pieces of rain here, but they are damp every morning, crops are clean at the moment but keeping an eye open, probably a week or so to GS32 for wheat.
warksfarmer
Member
Done the cheapest possible at the weekend and just had 7mm of rain so should be a good move for 5 weeks protection.
- Location
- North Kent, UK
Having to relent on the Skyfall, it’s got yellow rust. Will get fungicide on Friday, probably amistar and teb. Hybrid rye has got flag leaf emerging and is still spotless ... should go whole season without fungicide 
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Having to relent on the Skyfall, it’s got yellow rust. Will get fungicide on Friday, probably amistar and teb. Hybrid rye has got flag leaf emerging and is still spotless ... should go whole season without fungicide
Noticed a bit of yellow rust showing up in patches on a couple of forward Skyfall fields here too when doing fertiliser today. Glad it had a T0 last week to tide it over, especially if the forecast turns.
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
I've been putting the last of the N on wheat today and as I've gone round I've had a good walk in each field, it's all JB Diego and is clean as a whistle except for one rogue leaf I found which was covered in rust pustules
I've got teb/exopi to use up and generic amistar in stock so depending on the forecast I may go in the next few days or I may wait.
In the good old days it was so much easier, a good slug of epoxi and a litre of bravo and bobs your uncle. A good dry year T1 for the east.
I've got teb/exopi to use up and generic amistar in stock so depending on the forecast I may go in the next few days or I may wait.
In the good old days it was so much easier, a good slug of epoxi and a litre of bravo and bobs your uncle. A good dry year T1 for the east.
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Mr Charisma
Member
- Location
- stratford on Avon
Agronomist I use wanted me to get a T0 on a fair while back, I was busy drilling and as it was dry and cold I thought that as no one else on TFF was putting T0 on then I will join the herd,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, huge mistake, yellow rust has been a nightmare especially in Ziatt