State of your crops?
- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
- Location
- East yorks
My grass looks like i ran the rollers over it after the thunderstorm we got yesterday
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Wheat is looking well and thick.... fingers crossed for kind weather upto harvest.
- Location
- East yorks
Direct drilled light land barley looking well, gave it some more manganese and a bit of fungicide this morning, the heavy land stuff is small and a bit backwards but has just taken off this week, (no pic yet)
Saki looks well and is loving this warm weather.
And we have grass coming out of our ears
Saki looks well and is loving this warm weather.
And we have grass coming out of our ears
- Location
- East yorks
Hopefully it stays hot and dry for a bit now as everything is really enjoying it now
- Location
- North West
Skyfall well in ear now and looks to have good potential.
Fodder beet are a good size now too and seem to be enjoying this warmer weather, something been having a nibble though! Going to kill the barley off tomorrow before it starts competing for moisture.
Spring barley looking a bit on the thick side but I can live with that.
And a bit more skyfall on the way back to the yard just as the sun was setting.
Fodder beet are a good size now too and seem to be enjoying this warmer weather, something been having a nibble though! Going to kill the barley off tomorrow before it starts competing for moisture.
Spring barley looking a bit on the thick side but I can live with that.
And a bit more skyfall on the way back to the yard just as the sun was setting.
- Location
- West Suffolk
Infinity pool in a Zyatt field
- Location
- North West
Is that for the irrigation
- Location
- West Suffolk
Is that for the irrigation
Dont’t think 28,000L would go far
WOW that looks good[emoji41]
- Location
- West Suffolk
we have 25 acres that i would acept 30 cwt better than redrillingwith spring and getting a ton , it is horrible land
Wheat novice here growing for the second time ever, what do you think these crops will yield?
Graham and Extase september drilled.
We've only 30 acres but would like to exceed 120 tonnes if at all possible...
Graham and Extase september drilled.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I'm pleased it's not just my Graham that's tipping.
- Location
- Bedfordshire
I would be happy with that, but there's a long way to go yet. You won't know till the combine hits the field.
FarmerBruce
Member
- Location
- Yorkshire
Ours done same
- Location
- Darlington
Exactly what I was about to put, would be hoping for 4t but there's still a fair while untill the combines roll.
What sort of straw yield tonnes per acre would you expect off a good crop of barley like you have pictured?
I'm a complete novice to cereal growing.