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Probably yes...at least a trial area

Are u sitting down? £65 / ha ( £325 for 5 ha co-pack of pendamethalin and Luximo) Trying a little. Would be using a lot if it was £50/ha.

Lee was unimpressed and won't be growing it again. Nor will I. Firefly had a blinder after two years of looking great but not doing it... every dog has its day i guess.

We did / are doing.

yes

Thanks for the replies. Its funny but it took a couple of days for the penny to drop that for a claim of this size we needed professional help. ie as Tesla suggested. Sometimes what should be obvious, apparently isn't! We would appear to be fully insured re total values and business...

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1743263185922194/user/100000118715579/ don't know if this link will work

Hi, its been a while since i posted but anyway. Tuesday pm we lost 60-70 ha wheat when an off farm urban fringe fire got away with a stiff breeze behind it. Have a meeting next week with insurers assessor. What is involved? TIA

done. Best of luck getting this off the ground.

£210 ish and rising i believe...quoted £190 a few weeks ago and £140 a few months ago.

Fair point, I too appreciate its early to harvest attributes. And the fast that it thrashes easily even if a week off ripe.

Skyfall made this tactic possible in the past, but i would say as it is now too outclassed for this strategy to work. Still growing Skyfall, but will be pushed for milling.

Of course it is coming, this isn't Venezuela.

Also because soybeans are a viable alternative (for most) to corn.

you heard correctly. A shipment is due into uk in october but noone will say when in october. Lots of orders already taken against it.

And i agree with the thought process driving Clive's original post.

Skyfall was too good / reliable for too long, especially in any non first wheat slot. Now outclassed

Arable farmers in the east will be costing potash replacement (in particular) plus the high probability of significant soil damage (unusual) and concluding straw cannot be given away.

Mike Mitchell in a short comment chat with Nick Walker (Montana) insinuated that they would have no harvest or very little. Wheat died before ear out of boot. walkers still hoping for 10 bushels give or tale. Youtube vids both put up were actually shot some time ago.

Why is ADAS carrying out a BASF survey ?