Sylvintie would appear exactly what I need on my land to bring it up to scratch but from where can I get it? Nothing obvious comes up on the internet apar from small, costly bags.
Whats everyone elses position. The wheats looking really hungry now and its so wet wondering whether just go and make a mess or be patient?! Must be loosing yield surely.
anyone got a disc drop off setting for a KV geospread using polysulphate. Unfortunately it hadn’t been delivered when we did a tray test. Have done a shaker box test but nothing comes up close on the app
Under request from @Bokey I have decided to dedicate a thread to the trials and tribulations on the farm, I shall endeavour to splice the good with the bad. A bit about us, 600 acres all told, 450 cropable, 8 years into organic, mainly arable with a few wooly critters, an impatient old man and...
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Fascinating report on a mahoooosive new mine in North Yorks.
It's the new type of fertiliser product that will be coming out of the ground that also fascinated me.
We have purchased prilled Urea for next spring and have the option to have sulphur added to it before it’s batched and delivered. We would usually use CF Double Top to provide the crops requirements for SO3 in a single dose. If we want to apply the first 2 doses to OSR WW WB with a urea sulphur...
All my silage ground has had 40kg of sulphur in the form of Polysulphate before first cut. How much more if any will they need for second and third cut. The leys are Lucerne and red clover with festuloliums, they receive no bagged n
Looking to get a new ~2 ton mounted fertiliser spreader, wanting a precision model, section contol etc (all the bells and whistles). Who is making the best one currently? Looking at Kuhn, Amazone, Kverneland but open to others. Thanks.
Why is origin fert so dirty ? This year I had some yara stuff for my grazing fields & the spreader & tractor all stayed clean & dry hardly took any washing down . Been putting origin stuff on silage ground & everything is hanging with greasy moisture, stuff is spreading fine etc just so dirty .
How are people getting on now we are paying for a dry Jan/Feb?
Spring barley drilled 2 weeks ago, not through yet. Drilled this first as on heavy ground which we managed to muck in Feb but no ploughing and it went in well.
Some spring beans drilled 10 days ago and had another go this afternoon...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Agrii agronomist Tom Land has confirmed that the variety and structural make-up of fertiliser is changing.
He spoke at a recent farm workshop, hosted by Lemken, at the Ballymoney premises of John McElderry Tractors in north Co. Antrim.
According to...
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...
Hi we have an Amazone ZA-M spreader. It is putting more on one side than the other. Can anyone advise on how to adjust the shutters in order to equal the application rate both sides. We have managed to equal the rates by increasing the indicated application rate on the screen. Obviously we don't...
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