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So who won the cup , your dad or the advisors?the proof in the pudding was dad winning the grassland silage cup
But then he was being advised by one of the top grassland institutions in the country at the time
So who won the cup , your dad or the advisors?the proof in the pudding was dad winning the grassland silage cup
But then he was being advised by one of the top grassland institutions in the country at the time
I am going to "sacrifice " some quality by letting silage grass bulk a bit more JIC.Your screenshots (?) haven’t come out completely, but your first one tells us to use intermediate AND late heading varieties in a ‘long term’ ley.
But yes, none of what you posted is rocket science.
The first shot explains heading dates of over one month difference, the 2d showing a fall off of nearly 10 in D value as grass comes to head . The old guys would not mix heading dates. To optimise D Value . I will stick with that advice be it right or wrongYour screenshots (?) haven’t come out completely, but your first one tells us to use intermediate AND late heading varieties in a ‘long term’ ley.
But yes, none of what you posted is rocket science.
What's in the mix you planted?The first shot explains heading dates of over one month difference, the 2d showing a fall off of nearly 10 in D value as grass comes to head . The old guys would not mix heading dates. To optimise D Value . I will stick with that advice be it right or wrong
Q. What are the heading dates in the mix?
A. Tight heading dates between varieties included in a mix is a must for ease of management and to maximise the production of quality grass.
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The types of grass you select can have long-term implications on grassland performance, so it is well worth taking the time to match your mixes with your system requirements.www.fginsight.com
My point was dont mix intermediate and late . What has change that made The EHF advice so wrong. Heading dates ain't changed
Will see if I can find it . Its white clover late heading ryegrass and Timothy same mix as dad used 40 years ago all in modern varietiesWhat's in the mix you planted?
Same but differentWill see if I can find it . Its white clover late heading ryegrass and Timothy same mix as dad used 40 years ago all in modern varieties