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SFI - Self Help and Tips
Starting a thread with solutions to application please keep it to practical solution there are other threads for rants and complaints- yellow belly
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- Forum: Sustainable Farming Incentive
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Kyleo equivalent
How many l/ha Glyphosate & how many l/ha 2,4D do you need on rape stables pre-drilling We’d normally use 3 l/ha glyphosate but some rape volunteers are strong Thanks- Bruce Almighty
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- adjuvant adjuvants application atlantis beans cleavers cover crop dff diquat drilling fmc glyphosate grass groundsel hedge maize nettles osr pdm pesticides pre-em residual speedwell stubble thistle thistles wheat
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- Forum: Cropping
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Autumn weed control in oilseed rape
Harvest is underway, as is some oilseed rape drilling. With a lot of rain around, conditions should be good to get oilseed rape established. Despite continued challenges growing oilseed rape, it remains a strong break crop option, giving the opportunity to control blackgrass with another mode...- Corteva Updates
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- application astrokerb autumn belkar blackgrass break crop cleavers corteva corteva agriscience cranesbill drilling fumitory harvest herbicide oilseed oilseed rape osr pests poppy pre-emergence weather weed control wheat winter wheat wosr
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Research Briefing: Waxing advantage
Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF Research aiming to explain the impact Avadex has on weeds from follow-up herbicide treatments has found how it links to its mode of action. CPM learns more about the science. By Mike Abram Any grower who’s used Avadex (tri-allate) over...- CPM RSS
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- Forum: News, PR, Shows and Events
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OSR this year ?
So is Osr still part of your plan, with some decent rain around conditions good. Is osr worthwhile, bit weary of slugs and csb...- buttercup
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- Forum: Cropping
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Seven Things we’ve Learnt from the World's Oldest Experiment
The Broadbalk Winter Wheat experiment was established in 1843 to better understand the impact of adding varying amounts of manure or man-made fertiliser on both wheat yields and the soil it was grown from. Still running today, the experiment has seen various additions and modifications to help...- Rothamsted
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Cutting after forefront spray
Silage field was sprayed this past with with forefront, been assured it’s safe to cut it won’t forefront as the much from the resulting silage will only ever be used back on grassland. But what I was wondering how long after spraying is it safe to cut it ?- will6910
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Harvest 2023
Let’s start a harvest 23 thread! So how far do we all think we are from starting? Winter barley rapidly ripening here early start is on the cards. First week of july maybe, rape just starting to lose its greenness also!- APJ
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- Forum: Cropping
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Hybrid barley v wheat
Hi Never grown hybrid barley and wondering in a first cereal position if the yields would be comparable but cost less to grow and be a better bet against grassweeds using lower N ,lower fungicide, possibly lower drying costs ? what’s others thoughts ? cheers -
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Spring barley wholecrop spray
Hi, I have a field planted with spring barley at the start of May and intend on putting it in the pit when suitably ripe along with grass silage. What's the minimum spray plan needed to not effect the crop negatively? It will be cut with a chopper without a cracker so will be took earlyish.- Muckmister
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- agronomist clamp cleavers fungicide grass nitrogen peas pgr seed silage su t6 weed control
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- Forum: Cropping
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Mayweeds!!!!
Seem to be more of a problem every year around this time.what are people using to take them out or would a higher rate of stomp/picona in autumn be more effective? -
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Charlock Invasion
We’ve never really seen it before but what started as a small patch on an environmental strip has now swamped 4 acres of crap OSR. It’s a carpet of small yellow flowers atop a small dark green plant that looks like a tomato plant type leaf. I think I will glypho the 4 acres soon as the OSR isn’t...- DrWazzock
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- ahdb calcium cereals charlock clearfield cleavers cover crop csfb direct drilling dressing drilling environmental florasulam fluroxypyr grass grass leys groundsel harvest mayweed mcpa organic osr peat plough ploughing pre-emergence roots seed sulphate variety weather weed control wheat zypar
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- Forum: Cropping
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Systemic change in tillage
Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF It’s horses for courses when it comes to establishment systems. CPM visits a Lincolnshire farmer who’s been on the journey that’s encompassed the extremes of tillage before settling for a strip tillage system. By Rob Jones When it comes...- CPM RSS
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- Forum: News, PR, Shows and Events
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Choc spot on beans best spray
I know it’s bin covered time and again but what is everyone using for it at the moment and best place to buy online Only a couple Ha Little lad wanted to grow some crops Thanks- matt@mepengineering
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- Forum: Cropping
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Spring linseed and tolerance to rolling...
Odd-ball one this, but any views on the above? Basically I have a lot of linseed to go in, and blw control is not great having lost Bromoxonil. I have a big set of comb harrows, which might do a job once the linseed is big enough to stand it. I also have a lot of flints, which obviously the... -
Farmers urged to act early against spring-emerging weeds in OSR crops
Written by Charlotte Cunningham from CPM Magazine Although autumn herbicide programmes are working well in most oilseed rape crops, reports of spring-emerging weeds means growers may need to keep a close eye on crops and take decisive action. Many crops with dense canopies are offering good...- CPM RSS
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How early for spring linseed.
I know I know, its too early for linseed yet by about a month and a half, on normal metrics. But what would happen if.... Slow emergence? Flax fb problems? Poor weed control? -
Heptad of new pulses for 2023
Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF With growing interest in pulse crops, breeders have been working hard to bring forward varieties with better agronomic traits. CPM looks at the additions to PGRO’s Descriptive List, which was unveiled last month. By Lucy de la Pasture...- CPM RSS
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- agrii analysis application beans boscalid cleavers croptec disease disease resistance drilling drought fertiliser foliar harvest harvesting kws learning limagrain management manganese market mayweed peas performance platform powdery mildew pulses rainfall rust satellite seed signum speedwell spring bean thistles varieties variety wheat yielding yields
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Cranesbill and cleavers in OSR
Would Astrokerb and Belkar be better or would Kerb and Belkar kill/slow up cleavers and cransbill please? Or Korvetto in the spring?
