Given the conditions , I was wondering whether a grain crop has to fully “dry down” from physiological maturity (which I think is around 30% ?) - and/ or go through some sort of dormancy before it sprouts in the ear ?
I have some tallish wheat which probably has a lodging risk if we were to get a windy storm early July (despite strong pgr- v fertile ground) It probably wants more soluble N to achieve milling spec. I don’t have facilities for foliar treatment….my question is do I risk increasing biomass /...
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https://www.fwi.co.uk/arable/crop-management/disease-management/how-to-prepare-for-ergot-limits-in-cereals-for-harvest-2021
Not disputing the rationale for reducing the tolerances , & obviously we will export some grain , .....but why is zero mention made of the tiny detail that we are no...
If you got the lime mixed with your muck, and an even spread, are there any advantages or disadvantages to doing this other than less accuracy, and doing 2 jobs with 1 pass?
TIA
Spring wheat - still some broadleaf areas to do
Arylex and mcpa type products
Am I best waiting until the frosts pass towards end of the week, or ok to crack on ?
thoughts please
Out of interest , is it possible to put the suction hose of a pump into a main drain that is running pull bore, to move the water downstream quicker and give gravity a bit of help ?
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if a drain trench was bucket width, instead of a trencher, standard depth, with the additional bedding gravel underneath and by the side of the pipe to support , would it draw more groundwater because of this increased volume ?
I haven’t yet applied anything as crops are spotless. Would it be stupid to leave it this way? Spring oats I would happily leave , planet barley I think I’ve always had some sort of response to a 2 spray- but crop is at paintbrush and clean as a whistle.
Thinking light touch CTL plus low dose...
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