DD Soya (2018)

[Flat 10]

I'm impressed @tw15 - yours are ahead of mine. Have you given them any N to get them going? I reckon my scarecrow is better though

Can you innoculate yours @New Puritan ?

 

[tw15]

I have done a trial area with slurry / dirty water also a couple of other fert trials to go on as organic slurry mixes . I know I'm a bit late with them but still going ahead as been a busy bee .
One tramline has had a bit of n as a accident as I was setting up / checking output of new nozzles on the stubbles before drilling and had a bit of fert in the tank due to a stuck sight gauge . Can't see the difference yet !
I will try to update on a weekly basis to let you know how and what's going on

 

[tw15]

I'm impressed @tw15 - yours are ahead of mine. Have you given them any N to get them going? I reckon my scarecrow is better though

Yep yours looks better. ours reflects in the dark must be a Irish scarecrow! As it looks better when the crows are at roost ..

 

[Simon Chiles]

I have done a trial area with slurry / dirty water also a couple of other fert trials to go on as organic slurry mixes . I know I'm a bit late with them but still going ahead as been a busy bee .
One tramline has had a bit of n as a accident as I was setting up / checking output of new nozzles on the stubbles before drilling and had a bit of fert in the tank due to a stuck sight gauge . Can't see the difference yet !
I will try to update on a weekly basis to let you know how and what's going on

A bit of foliar N just before the leaves start to senesce will also contribute to the yield.

 

[New Puritan]

Can you innoculate yours @New Puritan ?

Yep! The seeds came pre-innoculated.