Fertiliser or Fungicide?

Chae1

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
Looks like a window opening up end of week, weekend to get sprayer out.

OSR beginning to flower, have Fungicide,PGR, boron to go on. Have had spray recs for about a month and never got it on. It's had 110kg/N already but normally like to get last application on as flowering starts.

Winter barley had 90kg/N third week of February. Hasn't had any Fungicide, trace elements, PGR.

Liquid N so have to leave 7 days between applications.

Forecast 17 degrees Thursday, Friday.

What would others do first? Could possibly use amidas on w.barley, but had hoped to use it for grass.
 

Andrew1983

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Black Isle
Looks like a window opening up end of week, weekend to get sprayer out.

OSR beginning to flower, have Fungicide,PGR, boron to go on. Have had spray recs for about a month and never got it on. It's had 110kg/N already but normally like to get last application on as flowering starts.

Winter barley had 90kg/N third week of February. Hasn't had any Fungicide, trace elements, PGR.

Liquid N so have to leave 7 days between applications.

Forecast 17 degrees Thursday, Friday.

What would others do first? Could possibly use amidas on w.barley, but had hoped to use it for grass.

off topic but what tractor are you spraying with when fendts on the drill?
 

Chae1

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
off topic but what tractor are you spraying with when fendts on the drill?
The 260, can't have too much power!
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