Talking to a friend who was raving about it. Generally reluctant myself to go down that route as you are letting the seed companies have more power and RR crops in USA haven’t exactly been a big success. However said mate was raving about it, one spray has done all BLW, grass weeds and volunteer beet. Sounds ideal. Seed is obviously expensive but allegedly over half of the beet in continental Europe is convisio smart? If true it’s bound to get cheaper and if phedmedipham goes the way of desmed we might be forced down that road. Anyone on here growing it?
Anyone growing conviso smart beet?
- Thread starter Flat 10
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
No, but I’m seriously considering it especially with a cranesbill problem. Anything for an easier life. Jobs hard enough without sprays that need to go on in perfect conditions to stand half a chance of doing the job.
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
A nieghbour has got some this year and ill be very intersted to see how he gets on with them and after the struggle with weed control I've had this year they do sound appealing but im like you @flat10 I resent having to use a "package". Also I worry about being able to control any volunteers or crowns that grow in the following cereal crop, assume SU wont work.
- Location
- Chatteris in the "Heart of The Fens"
Does anyone know what will kill the re-growing crowns in the following wheat crop? I thought Zypar might as it controls resistant poppies. Sadly not apparently.
clemmo
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Hormones should do it
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Hormones, mcpa, cmpp, 24d or a mix of all or some of them.
Edit...@clemmo beet me to it.
- Location
- Chatteris in the "Heart of The Fens"
Yes Desmed was the only active that will take Cranesbill post-em as far as I know.