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How do you kill chicory in spring barley?
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<blockquote data-quote="Brisel" data-source="post: 6916349" data-attributes="member: 166"><p>As per the title really. One for the agronomy geeks! [USER=2937]@Ugo79[/USER] [USER=307]@richard hammond[/USER] [USER=48190]@Bogweevil[/USER] [USER=1129]@BenB[/USER] - I've has a discussion with Nick.</p><p></p><p>I have a couple of ex AB9 winter seed plots now in spring barley. Despite a good dose of glyphosate pre drilling, the chicory is coming back and will soon be competing with the barley. The chicory is in the late rosette stage and the barley is in the late stages of tillering. The following crop will be winter beans but the straw will be baled. </p><p></p><p>My agronomist thinks clopyralid as in Shield (limited dose only) or Dakota with fluroxypyr and florasulam. I've spoken to the area agronomist for FMC Headland & he thinks Harmony M will do it if the plants are soft. Chicory is a member of the compositae family. Recent rainfall means the chicory is still quite soft and not well waxed up.</p><p></p><p>These are only small areas so if I go down the route of clopyralid I'll fallow them instead of risking sowing winter beans. A "normal" T1 fungicide pass on the spring barley would be based on EC fungicide Harmony M + fluroxypyr (+ CMPP if fumitory is present).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brisel, post: 6916349, member: 166"] As per the title really. One for the agronomy geeks! [USER=2937]@Ugo79[/USER] [USER=307]@richard hammond[/USER] [USER=48190]@Bogweevil[/USER] [USER=1129]@BenB[/USER] - I've has a discussion with Nick. I have a couple of ex AB9 winter seed plots now in spring barley. Despite a good dose of glyphosate pre drilling, the chicory is coming back and will soon be competing with the barley. The chicory is in the late rosette stage and the barley is in the late stages of tillering. The following crop will be winter beans but the straw will be baled. My agronomist thinks clopyralid as in Shield (limited dose only) or Dakota with fluroxypyr and florasulam. I've spoken to the area agronomist for FMC Headland & he thinks Harmony M will do it if the plants are soft. Chicory is a member of the compositae family. Recent rainfall means the chicory is still quite soft and not well waxed up. These are only small areas so if I go down the route of clopyralid I'll fallow them instead of risking sowing winter beans. A "normal" T1 fungicide pass on the spring barley would be based on EC fungicide Harmony M + fluroxypyr (+ CMPP if fumitory is present). [/QUOTE]
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