Good variety but I wouldn’t dare. I’m not that scientific with timings though. Probably why you get better yields than me
Beet growers have a neonic seed treatment for 2021
- Thread starter Bogweevil
- Start date
- Location
- Breckland
Varieties are reliable.
I choose the characteristics I like, (low bolting and high yield) drill early and hope for the best. Ultimately once the seed is in the ground there is little I can do to influence yield. Apart from a drop of artificial
I choose the characteristics I like, (low bolting and high yield) drill early and hope for the best. Ultimately once the seed is in the ground there is little I can do to influence yield. Apart from a drop of artificial
It’s not just variety though is it ? There’s the odd priming/processing disasterVarieties are reliable.
I choose the characteristics I like, (low bolting and high yield) drill early and hope for the best. Ultimately once the seed is in the ground there is little I can do to influence yield. Apart from a drop of artificial
Ps wish I had the power to make it rain
And then make it stop again!!!It’s not just variety though is it ? There’s the odd priming/processing disaster
Ps wish I had the power to make it rain
- Location
- West Suffolk
These frosts must be keeping the aphids at bay? This time last year we were having very warm temperatures.
Bts1915 on neighbour , lace wing dapnha and kortessa here.
3 inch icicle on the artificial rain maker this morningVarieties are reliable.
I choose the characteristics I like, (low bolting and high yield) drill early and hope for the best. Ultimately once the seed is in the ground there is little I can do to influence yield. Apart from a drop of artificial
- Location
- Breckland
Minus 5 for us. Cotyledon beet don't like it.3 inch icicle on the artificial rain maker this morning
Starting the irritators tomorrow on some wheat to wash in some n. Then probably spring barley and grass. Onions will need a small dose to soften the cap and then flat out on tatties. Certainly don't like irrigating in April.
Lots of guns running locally mainly on fleece tatties and winter corn.
Mmmm
Dragging wet spots up to dry just a month ago to drill triticale and s b. Now putting water on Will have 5 going tommorow And then a ride out twice to Rst for the big guns
two new 120/600 to pick up
- Location
- Breckland
What are you irrigating?Mmmm
And then a ride out twice to Rst for the big guns
Would like a few new machines myself. But have decided they'll have to last this year and maybe new black pipes next.
Tulips onions barley
- Location
- West Suffolk
Mmmm
And then a ride out twice to Rst for the big guns
You’ll need 200hp to tow them
Dont you think 6610 will handle themYou’ll need 200hp to tow them
- Location
- West Suffolk
Ha ha, they’ll be heavy with water in, but they’ll put some water on!Dont you think 6610 will handle them