...has given you 100% control?
There are plenty of dirty fields out there, but also some very clean ones. Is that cultural as well as chemical?
Interested to know others chemical inputs.
Me;
1l/ha Liberator
2l/ha CC National
F/b
0.4 Sunfire peri-em
Looking for ideas for a tillage system to fit in an existing frame want something compact that moves all the soil but only working an inch(ish) deep. Would be following a low disturbance flatlift. Has anyone much experience of the wavy discs similar to this
Hi all , done a trial grazing wheat , looks very promising , grazed with sheep virtually no disease and court up with the ungrazed in same field , there is nothing new in grazing wheat , but was wondering if anyone has tried topping wheat in early March , and if so with what . I would imagine...
Anyone else seeing a big grass weed explosion with this wet weather? So depressing rampant ryegrass and blackgrass in fields that looked clean post Christmas.
Arable novice here.
What are the benefits of growing triticale in an arable rotation?
Is it a breakcrop with wheat?
How cheap is it to grow, and what yield would you expect from land that would normally do 3.5 tonne per acre wheat?
Presumably combined, and the straw is of use too?
Many thanks
Just chatting with agronomist about our options for companion cropping with wheat and barley, beans were his go too for wheat but we then discussed grass weeds so pre Ems would be out of the question? I think I need them tbh it's our only real shot on winter barley. Don't really want to whole...
is there an off label EAMU for Liberator herbicide peri/early post emergence, in spring barley as was too wet to spray straight after drilling and rolling. it has sprouted but not through ground yet.
Has anyone used it at that stage or later, if so did it damage crop?
I’m sure like many we’ve used luximo as pre em and now needing to spend more of the profits !!!! On a contact
Used in the past Atlantis -good whilst it worked
Broadway star- now no good here as we have black grass as well as Italian
Proverb- didn’t see much diff if any to Atlantis
Monolith -...
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Looking to catch a favourable wind and sail the high arable seas is the new malting winter barley from Elsoms, Buccaneer. CPM hears about how this variety is setting a course to try and fly the flag for both the malting and feed markets...
I was always told that February nitrogen flattens crops.
RB209 recommends nothing until the start of stem extension, and not before early April, unless it has low tiller numbers.
Yet everybody else seems to start chucking it on now and their crops look strong and green where as mine look crap...
Thoughts please. Getting more in it than ideal these last few years. Similar approach required to winter wheat? Later sowing, stale seedbed, robust seedrate?
Pre-ems worth it if soil moisture available? Anything else? Don't know if I would dare wait after end of march here. Thanks
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After careful consideration of what was a knee-jerk reaction, a last-minute alternative to oilseed rape provides food for thought for a North Lincolnshire grower. CPM reports
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A knee-jerk reaction to grow winter barley when...
I had a field of w barley last harvest that had a bad brome problem due to drainage we have found the problem which was outfall blocked by hedge roots and mole drained and the difference it unbelievable. We drilled it with turnips grazed them put muck on in the frost and ploughed it fairly well...
Profitable September-sown winter wheat crops can be grown long-term on land with a history of serious blackgrass infestation, according to the latest results from Agrovista’s flagship trials Lamport AgX.
Work at the heavy-land site also suggests that growers who want to maximise their wheat area...
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Profitable September-sown winter wheat crops can be grown long-term on land with a history of serious blackgrass infestation, according to the latest results from Agrovista’s flagship trials Lamport AgX.
Work at the heavy-land site also...
Will aclonifen (Proclus, Bandur etc) kill 0.5mm emerged wheat shoots?
I know it's pretty harsh as a chemical and the label states it's pre-emergence only but thought it was worth asking the question.
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