...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
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!
Alwin Schönberger
June 2023
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People don't like pesticides. They are even less fond of genetic engineering. But they don't want to convert...
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We have some very light land which usually burns up about this time of year due to lack of moisture. I understand that Hybrid Wheats are supposed to be better in more marginal conditions such as lighter soils or a drier season.
Does anyone have experience with them and want to share their thoughts?
Former NFU Vice-President Paul Temple has welcomed the recent passing into law of the Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Act as a major opportunity to capitalise on the UK’s world-leading scientific strengths in plant genetics, and to accelerate the development of higher-yielding crop...
Our winter beans look really good at a distance but when you look closely there’s loads of flowers just finishing but very few pods in fact I’ve never seen so few pods!
Could it be the cold or lack of sun and bees or a bit of everything?
Is anyone on this contract with Frontier, any experience you would like to share? I like the look of it but object to buying certified seed every year.
BB
Hello
I want to establish clover in a field with early stage 6 row spring barley which I drilled with the Avatar.
What is the best option here? My regen agronomist suggested I should try to drill in between the rows. I did drill with gps, but my ground is hilly so I dont think it would work...
I am on panel chaired by David Exwood next week at the cereals event speaking with Janet Hughes
I have been asked to talk about my experience of Sfi pilot and Sfi so far .............. frankly I don't have a lot to say on that as it's been pretty straight forward other than issues around how...
Information can boost ROI, sometimes even during the growing season.(Farm Journal)
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Regenerative regimes allowing earlier autumn drilling can give particular advantages to the most robust wheat varieties, reveal the latest trials undertaken as part of Agrii’s Green Horizons sustainability-improving initiative.
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Early today driving down a single track country lane, saw a tractor and trailer coming towards me maybe 1/4 mile or less away.
Spotted a gateway and pulled in , rather naively expecting the car that was right on my arse to do same.
Nope woman just charged past and then 100m further on she woke...
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I know it's very early still, but looks like my neighbour is making a bit of hay on a small field that he lets people camp on.
Couple of others seem to be underway with haylage.
I've just been and mowed 8 acres that is going to be haylage for a chap this evening.
It will be at least 10...
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