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Winter beans
Anyone's beans come through the ground yet??!! Planted ours back at start of November and still not showing!- Bigjon44
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- agronomist application beans beet blackgrass break crop cereals disc disease drilling elatus establishment fertiliser fungicide fungicides gas glyphosate grass hallmark harrow herbicide insecticide manganese nitrogen oats pendimethalin polysulphate pre-em prosulfocarb rust second wheat seed signum slug slugs spring bean spring beans storm t1 t2 teb weaving wheat wild oats winter wheat yields
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- Forum: Cropping
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Red clover silage for cattle
Got offered some red clover silage just wanted to know if there is any issues for cattle like there is with sheep.- bobthefarmer
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- calves cattle cows manganese minerals ryegrass sheep silage
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- Forum: Livestock & Forage
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The benefit of rolling
Got rained off when rolling a field of newly drilled winter wheat and it never got finished. Took this 3 weeks later slugs have hammered it where it hadn’t been rolled. Won’t make that mistake again! -
hypochlorite in well water?
We've been having intermittent bactoscan issues and are pretty sure the well water we're using to wash the parlour isn't clean enough despite having a UV filter on it. The place we had the water tested recomended putting hypochlorite into the water through a dosatron but very helpfully didn't...- Spudley
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- Forum: Dairy Farming
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Fruit Growers
Hi all We planted an orchard a few years ago (North Yorkshire), have about 500 trees on some of our land, about 35 heritage varieties on MM106 rootstock. We are maybe 2 years from getting a good crop and our plan is to sell organic juice. Are there any members on here growing Apples? If so...- tb26
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- aphids basf bayer boron calcium cattle fertiliser foliar grass grazing harvesting lambing manganese market milk mounted organic paddock pesticide pesticides pollinator potassium sheep sulphur varieties variety yields
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Landy drain jetter-how do you rate it?
I have read all previous threads on this-just wondered if there were many more up-to-date comments. Have used normal low vol/high flow reel jetters, and industrial lower flow/high pressure on farms. Both do the job. Our problem is we are all herringbone systems, so we can only do the... -
Reduce your Fertiliser Costs by 20%
One of the key aspects of using the EcoStim range of Biostimulants is the ability to reduce the use of fertilisers (up to 40%), in next Fridays (12 Nov) EcoStim Webinar on EcoCereal one of the things we'll look at will be the Cost Benefit of using EcoCereal. To join us book your (free) ticket...- EcoStim Limited
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- biostimulants boron carbon cost control ecocereal fertiliser fungicide manganese market nitrogen organic pesticides
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Foliar nitrogen feeds
Anybody used these before, Agri have one and 20litres/ha is 40kg/ha. Equivalent to around £400/ton fert price.. -
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Yellow patches in winter barley
Question from a dairy farmer for you corn men WB drilled 10th sept after plough & combination into cracking seed bed Very quick & even germination. Reasonable amount of rain since but ground still "sound" Last couple of weeks sporadic patches of yellow appearing. Probably worse at ends. What...- upnortheast
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- agronomist bayer bydv compaction dairy drilling drills grass herbicide manganese nozzle nozzles pre-em seed sheep slugs sprayer
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- Forum: Cropping
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A deeper insight into soil - gamma ray spectroscopy
Over the last two years there has been an evolution in the way that soil nutrient mapping is carried out. This has been driven by the launch of TerraMap by Hutchinsons in 2019. Terramap came at the perfect timing for farmers looking for that next level of accuracy in understanding their soils in...- Direct Driller Magazine
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- agronomist agronomy analysis application boron calcium carbon cattle drilling grass grazing health helix irrigation magnesium manganese mapping mounted omnia organic organic matter performance potash potassium potatoes premium sheep slug sodium software soil carbon soil health soil sampling sulphur terramap variable rate yields
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- Forum: Direct Driller Magazine
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Why are crops usually better along the line of removed hedgerows decades later ?
As per title, often see it in fields decades after the hedge was removed.- Norfolk Hill Farmer
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- analysis beet cereals compaction cover crop cover crops drilling dual wheels fodder grass manganese nitrogen organic organic matter quad seeding sheep slurry yields
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Crop Failure
Just watched a YouTube video of Mike Mitchell in Canada starting his harvest. The drought has meant there's virtually no crop but he's out there with the combines trying to collect up enough lentils for some seed to plant next season. It sounds like its not a rare event either. Got me wondering...- kiwi pom
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- baling bank account beans beet blight carrots cattle cereals cows disease drought finance first cut forage fungicide grass hail insurance lambing loader maize manganese methane milk milk yield milking organic organic farming osr parts peas pickup second wheat seed sheep silage spring bean storm wheat winter wheat yields
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- Forum: Agricultural Matters
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Csfb in turnips
Apologies if this is wrong section but thought cropping would get a better response. I drilled some turnip/forage rape mix direct into sprayed off pasture. Made sure I told him the risks with csfb. Anyway got a phone call asking my advice on weather he should spray for csfb I told him it would... -
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Wheat expectations?
What are everyone's thoughts then? Heard 'massive' on a different thread from south of us. May just be us, but mid/later season wheats(altitude or drill date/variety) hit by cool & wet at flowering-michodochium 15-20% florets on some ears, despite very robust (+PTZ) head spray. Earlier... -
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Biostimulant Seed Treatments
Hello all, Now this may be a cat among the pigeons post but looking ahead and having used SP seed dressings for many years now for our seed treatments for wheat and following on from discussions with the agronomist and Soil chap I wondered whether anyone has used and seen any noticeable benefit... -
Farmdeals is the buying group for all farmers
We have started a buying group for TFF members and readers so we can group together and get deals. It does not matter if you are in another buying group already - this one is free to join and has zero commitments. If the traditional buying groups were too expensive or restrictive for the way... -
Maize fertiliser plan.
How are people doing with their maize fertiliser? Type timing and total please. Have done it differently the last few years due to circumstance not plan. Always drill 25 units with the seed but have been an additional 25-75 units either trop dressing at 18 inches high or working it into the...- DairyGrazing
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- agronomist compaction drilling fertiliser foliar forage grass grazing magnesium maize manganese nitrogen pig potash seed seedbeds slurry soil test sprayer sulphur timac urea weed control yields
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- Forum: Dairy Farming
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T3
Anyone warrant doing a T3 this year? Growing skyfall and is a bit of yellow rust around so may do a cheapo one involving Tebuconazole- Bigjon44
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- adexar agronomy aphids application ascra beans biostimulant brown rust direct drilling disease disease resistance drift drilling drought elatus fertiliser foliar forage fungicide fungicides fusarium gleam grass grass weed groundswell herbicide insurance kws linseed manganese nitrogen peas pgr poppy regenerative agriculture resilient revystar roots rust seed septoria sprayer storm stress t0 t1 t2 teb tebuconazole univoq varieties variety wheat winter wheat yellow rust yielding yields
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- Forum: Cropping
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Epso Bortop
Been having some tissue tests done and it seems we are coming up short on Boron. Anyone on here using Epso BorTop? Might be an easy step for me to replace the planned EpsoTop with BorTop. Anyone any practical experience on their crops and have an idea of the price please. -
Potato crop 2021
How's everyone getting on? Finally finished planting here, last night was cold once more and earlies still aren't through the ground.