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After spring barley
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Winter Barley yields 2021
So i see quite a few combines are rolling now in the uk ? how’s it yielding so far ? would be helpful to others to add some context - variety, location and areas etc maybe ?- Clive
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Winter barley v spring barley
I’ve 30 acres been in permanent grass for years needing freshened up. Given feed price and straw prices I’m thinking I should put some barley in and produce something of my own. My thoughts on winter v spring is I will have crop off far earlier than spring stuff to get a reseed put in plus my...- valtraman
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Hybrid Winter Barley
If your growing it, how are you getting on with it? Costs to grow? Output? What it like grass weed wise?- warksfarmer
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Fit for the Future – Traits of success
Written by cpm With growers turning to cultural methods to control the impact of aphids on barley crops, KWS’ latest BYDV-tolerant variety looks set to play an important role. CPM finds out more. Genetics are going to help when chemistry may not be able to. By Charlotte Cunningham Since the...- CPM RSS
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Fund raiser for BYDV because I was told that it's a figment of my imagination
As the title says ,,,,,.- Mr Charisma
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- agronomy aphids blackgrass bydv cereals csfb dff disease grass herbicide immune insecticide insecticides nitrogen organic osr paddock roundup seed yields
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- Forum: Cropping
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Farmer-led aphid monitoring could reduce pesticide use in tackling BYDV
Written by William Kellett A new study by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) has concluded that a simple field-based monitoring system, run by farmers, could help reduce the use of insecticide spraying to tackle barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) in cereal crops following the 2019 ban...- Agriland RSS
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Winter oats not looking happy at the moment!
Has anyone got red/brown tipped leaves. Agronomist thinks its the cold dry weather we've had, I hope anyway! He said other clients have the same. Sprayed 10 days ago with 1.25 l Chlormequat 0.5 l Tubosan 0.1 l Moddus 0.4 l Starane 21g Ally Max Started spraying after 10 in the morning and...- JCfarmer
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- Forum: Cropping
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No fungicide 2021
nearly may and yet to use a fungicide, crops spotless clean cold, dry - could this be the first year we don’t use this group of chemicals at all ? rain could change things yet but it will need to be significant now to rebalance smd’s anyone else not applied a fungicide to wheat or barley...- Clive
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Will we be ploughing for re seeding in the future?
With farmers taking the blame for wrecking the planet do you think we will be ploughing up permanent grassland to re seed?- hoff135
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Brix Results
Hello I’ve started this year brix testing and I’m trying to analyse my results I took yesterday. I sampled first thing in the morning (7.30 am) . As understand a result above 12 is good I was getting results between 10-20 depending on the variety mainly the results were 16-20 is this...- Villagefarmer
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- aphids application bydv cereals crusher forage grassweed health herbicide minerals nutrition pre em revystar roots variety wheat
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- Forum: Regen Ag Crops & Agronomy
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BYDV spring treatment?
Evidence of infection in mid October drilled WB, don’t want secondary infection but guess given temperatures and low aphid forecast not worthwhile/not not good for environment. Conflicting advice from agronomists. Not treated in the autumn if that makes a difference. Anecdotally I find hybrids... -
Am I mad to be contemplating a new combi drill?
Considering bying a new 5m folding combi drill, have a 3m Claydon which I will keep but will swap the kuhn megant tine drill and ridged kuhn power harrow. I do run a 5m carrier for seedbed mainly. 2 difficult autumns, tine drill fine but you still have to work it with an extra set of wheelings... -
Thick spring oat volunteers
I would be most grateful for the collective wisdom on the following; I have a 25ha field of thick spring oat volunteers courtesy of august storms. I sprayed it pre drilling wheat, but it didn't work well and the oats kept coming. It only got half drilled and that drowned. Anyway, it looks...- Wigeon
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- aphids bydv drilling drills fertiliser fusarium seed sheep sprinter storm wheat
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- Forum: Regen Ag Crops & Agronomy
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Pros and cons of grazing winter cereals
I have some winter wheat that is happily growing away, today’s its near 14 degrees!! I have a group of 60 odd ewe lambs that I could run over it. Is it worth doing and how do you judge when to take them off? cheers -
Letter to the editor: ‘Let’s embrace the fact that we’re looking to utilise technology’ in UK farming
Written by Agriland Team It was great to hear the Environment Secretary George Eustice, position UK agriculture at the forefront of innovation at the Oxford Farming Conference 21, through positioning gene editing as an option for UK farmers. Also Read: Minister Eustice launches consultation...- Agriland RSS
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Nature Notes
I thought maybe we could have a recurring thread where we post any interesting bits of info on nature we notice during our every day work. To start; I have been depressed by the fact that last year I didn't hear a single woodpecker drumming or yaffling in our wood despite having all 3 normally...- Y Fan Wen
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Eustice announces consutlation on gene editing
At OFC this morning- Formatted
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Entangled Life
Just been having a great Christmas read of this book Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake. I can't recommend it highly enough to anybody who is remotely interested in the soil (which should be everyone on here). It is all about fungi and how little we know about them, as mainstream science tends...- martian
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- agronomist aphids beet bydv cover crop disease resistance drills drought fodder fungicide fungicides insecticide mycorrhizae mycorrhizal nutrition optima orchard osr pathogen peas regen ag resilient roots septoria slug soil health
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- Forum: Regen Ag General Discussion
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Back to traditional farming or hobby farmers?
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/dec/23/the-good-old-ways-can-we-still-farm-like-our-grandparents?fbclid=IwAR09evfFIDyrNBCeI8GNR4L2q-yVClI7OHXyqymJGVubarQlLoKUpNN34f8- Barleycorn
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters