AminoA

[deleted user 837354]

If you would like results send me an email [email protected]
But to give you an idea this photo was taken a couple of weeks ago on some late DD OSR in Cambs. No N has been applied to the field but the farmer had some AminoA FLO left in the tank and made another pass on the headland. ( AminoA FLO contains 45 grams N litre so the max amount of N applied would have been 225 grams ha from a double dose).

Rape that looks better around the headlands as opposed to the centre of the field is normally due to better consolidation.

 

[richardnyo]

You can use AminoA FLO 2.5 litres ha which is formulated for tank mixing contains synthetics and is not classified as an animal by product or AminoA GRO which is vegetable based if you are organic. If you send me an email I will send more details.

 

[APJ]

What's the price of this product per litre/ha?

 

[richardnyo]

RRP is on the website www.aminoa.co.uk . But send me an email [email protected]

 

[Farmer-George]

Sounds like more muck and mystery, I also get the emails 9 times a week

 

[richardnyo]

All our products are developed on scientific principles and have a certificate of analysis. There will be EU regulation for biostimulants shortly which will mean that all products sold in the EU will have to prove efficacy ( that they work) we have no problem with this. If you send me an email then I will send you more details. [email protected]

 

[Chae1]

What's the price of this product per litre/ha?

Did you ever get a answer?

 

[Shutesy]

Did you ever get a answer?

Its on their website. Depends exactly how much you buy for a cost per L.

 

[richardnyo]

Its on their website. Depends exactly how much you buy for a cost per L.

RRP is £7.50 per litre in standard 2 x 10 litre pack plus VAT and delivery. But we have a discount offer on orders over 240 litres or 1000 litre IBC email me on [email protected]. BTW I saw some complaints about email marketing, our policy is to email once and repeat to people who do not open after 24/48 hours. There is an unsubscribe tab on the bottom of every email so if you get more than one email after opening, unsubscribe as you must be one more than one list.

 

[Iben]

Why should people have to unsubscribe to things that they didn't subscribe to in the first place?

If I don't open an email, it's because I have no interest. So sending more is somewhat pointless and antagonistic.

 

[richardnyo]

Why should people have to unsubscribe to things that they didn't subscribe to in the first place?

If I don't open an email, it's because I have no interest. So sending more is somewhat pointless and antagonistic.

If you are a farmer why would you not be interested?

 

[Iben]

I made no reference in my post towards my opinion of your product, whether I like it or not.

Be it right or wrong, if I receive an email and the subject doesn't interest me, I will delete it unopened. That's my choice.

Again, why should I have to waste my time unsubscribing from uninvited junk email?

Have a good Christmas!

 

[cozzie]

If you would like results send me an email [email protected]
But to give you an idea this photo was taken a couple of weeks ago on some late DD OSR in Cambs. No N has been applied to the field but the farmer had some AminoA FLO left in the tank and made another pass on the headland. ( AminoA FLO contains 45 grams N litre so the max amount of N applied would have been 225 grams ha from a double dose).

to me the tramline looks wider on the inside field margin (left) than it does on the right, meaning the sprayer nozzles would be running over the area that is supposed to be showing the difference ?

 

[Iben]

I think the sprayer is ok, obviously a small one. It's more badly sown on the in's and out's. Ok one way and very poor establishment the other, whereas the headland is consistent.

Depends on what else was in the tank at the same time. A double dose of mn could also show an affect.

If it was just a double dose of amino a, that's quite a big spend. Is it an economic return? Bearing in mind that the main part of the field looks like an establishment issue, and no end of amino a is going to make it grow.

 

[farenheit]

Have niab and adas done large scale trial work? Not interested in photos posted by the company selling it tbh!

 

[Iben]

I have no doubt these products can have a positive effect on crops at times.

What I have never seen is sound data where accurate predictions can be utilised to know what product can be applied when to give a consistent margin over cost.

 

[average farmer]

sounds interesting stuff, might try a bit this spring and let you know how it goes, I must admit I like feeding the leaf as well as the root.

When would be the best time to apply to WW, OSR and WB ?

 

[Shutesy]

Planning on trying a bit here as well in wheat and w barley. Will post results good or bad.

 

[robbie]

If you would like results send me an email [email protected]
But to give you an idea this photo was taken a couple of weeks ago on some late DD OSR in Cambs. No N has been applied to the field but the farmer had some AminoA FLO left in the tank and made another pass on the headland. ( AminoA FLO contains 45 grams N litre so the max amount of N applied would have been 225 grams ha from a double dose).

At today's AN price a double dose of amino n would have bought 40 odd kgN/ha!
Also are the plants on the headland actually bigger or is it just that it looks better because it's just thicker?

 

[principal skinner]

What is it ! any good ?

Absolutely pointless unless you drill in the pouring rain on clay in November with a Triton drill, if you do 11.5t/ha and zero blackgrass is virtually guaranteed