2018 - Flea beetle attacks in OSR

Billboy1

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If the pictures work the 1st one is the flea beetle hit bit which looks like will be ok now the other 2 better bits on better ground well away all down at 5kg/ ha flamingo
 

John

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Cambridge
My rape just won’t grow. Was redrilled on the 22nd September. Iam getting pee'd off looking at it now.
 

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GeorgeK

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Leicestershire
Direct drilled and in by September. Lots round here done badly. Nothing grown at all in a lot of fields since harvest, but light cultivation seems to have worked best
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Brisel

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Arable Farmer
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Midlands
Sown 1st September. The little blighters had a good munch and are still active but I'm not treating again & the nice weather over the last 2 weeks means it should be ok.

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Sown 1st September. The little blighters had a good munch and are still active but I'm not treating again & the nice weather over the last 2 weeks means it should be ok.

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Should be ok now, as the old saying goes if you throw your hat down and it lands on an osr plant you have enough for a crop.
I would be more concerned about the stem larval invasion from such a large population.
 

Fish

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Location
North yorkshire
I noticed yesterday that rape volunteers in wheat, which have emerged in the last week or two, are being compleatly mullered.
Looks like csfb is still migrating in these warm temps.
 

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