- Location
- Northern Ireland
Have grass seed in the ground on a very drt seed bed 2 weeks ago , hasnt seen rain yet ,
will this affect germination ?
will this affect germination ?
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exactly^^If its been dry it will be safe enough.
It's worse if it comes through and then dries out.
Never seen grass seed so slow .
Never used to be a problem
So makes me think should change to Autumn reseed , was never keen as the clover never seemed to come as well . But its better than useless. Just seen a big lot of ground on the cost burn off for direct drilling . Not a chance in hell if we dont get constant rain
I'm thinking late August. It can stand 3 weeks then if it stays dry ,graze it light with sheep to control weedsautumn risky for good weed control we find. Can get very wet very quickly.
What is the benefit of the spring barley? Just curious.Spring or autumn I have no issue with either, job has to be done right.
In the autumn spray the weeds out sooner rather than later. Can go from the 2 leaf stage of the grass.
Serious perennial weeds in grassland due to be reseeded should be killed with kyleo and left to die properly before being ploughed up.
Spring reseeds really benefit from having 25kg/ac of spring barley put in first.
I put some rape in . It germinates quick and shield the grass seedling from the hot sun . But it's the constant wind that's doing the damage , we never used to get winds like this . I googled Mediterranean winds . I know why now . Climate changeWhat is the benefit of the spring barley? Just curious.
2 crops? We normally get spring barley from undersown fields away for malting. Bale/Wrap the straw grass that comes out of back of combine.What is the benefit of the spring barley? Just curious.
What is the benefit of the spring barley? Just curious.
Provides cover for the new grasses helps a lot in a dry time.What is the benefit of the spring barley? Just curious.