Honest john
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I think What you mean is they have some crop planted, & predictions are 10m ton.Reports are thar Australian yields are up over 10m tons so far, sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
I think What you mean is they have some crop planted, & predictions are 10m ton.Reports are thar Australian yields are up over 10m tons so far, sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
Fake News, ACTUAL yields very poor according to my brother in law who works for Bayer (Lyon)French yields look good , they're cutting at weekends . 2 trailers in a field shows there's some on it .
I'm not blind .Fake News, ACTUAL yields very poor according to my brother in law who works for Bayer (Lyon)
Micotoxins could be an issue in wheatdo people think the showery weather in june/july so far and lack of sunshine will affect wheat/spring barley yields? or is there time yet for big yields if the next few weeks of predicted dry weather happens?
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Not much of a bout of straw.
20 at best , and he's unloaded once1 artic for a 100 acre field worse still.
He's only cut the top offNot much of a bout of straw.
20 at best , and he's unloaded once
No , coming back soon , I haven't got an endless supply of doh ray me , weather is fabulous thoughYour spending more and more time in France .
I hope your not leaving us with the consequences or we
will have to come and fetch you back.
Just finished harvesting the wheat a few hours ago. 4.6 t/ha average on 220 ha, had a few disasterous fields with sub 1t/ha and the best fields yielded ~7t/ha. We had no rain from mid march to late may and a couple of -8 C frosts in april.
the farmers are saying its not as good as hopedSo wheat yields in Europe and Eastern Europe are fair to poor then???
Artic in the field
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