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Any particular varieties going flat
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<blockquote data-quote="4course" data-source="post: 3987334" data-attributes="member: 2772"><p>siskin standing and looking well here as to be fair are the others, revelation lili barrel evolution and good old grafton the only one with the odd patch is evolution and that only in the shorts /headlands where muck applied too thick followed by high n , weve been lucky as wheat crops not yet full of grain and still green up here ,barley is fairly tangled but recovering now its stopped raining and mist gone, agronomist reckons we could glypho feed barley asap which is very early for us dont want another windy storm</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="4course, post: 3987334, member: 2772"] siskin standing and looking well here as to be fair are the others, revelation lili barrel evolution and good old grafton the only one with the odd patch is evolution and that only in the shorts /headlands where muck applied too thick followed by high n , weve been lucky as wheat crops not yet full of grain and still green up here ,barley is fairly tangled but recovering now its stopped raining and mist gone, agronomist reckons we could glypho feed barley asap which is very early for us dont want another windy storm [/QUOTE]
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