Jon 3085
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- Location
- Worcester, UK
Anybody else got JB Diego that is about 4 ft tall ? It had a 2 split pgr (Meteor),starting to lodge now at the roots now and local vermin making it worse! Hope it's not a combining one way year !
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JB Diego
- Thread starter Jon 3085
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- Location
- south norfolk
Mine looks ok but only about 30 inches tall.still standing unlike the headlands of santiago which has gone down where the nitrogen has overlapped on the scoots
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JonL
Member
- Location
- East Yorks
Diego looks OK but is tall. Relay going down in patches - doesn't seem to respond to PGRs very well
Jon 3085
Member
- Location
- Worcester, UK
Last time it was this tall was 2008, that was our best ever yield of 4.6 t/ac, all was flat and all had to be dried. Average yield is 3.3 t/ac. Maybe a big harvest ? Just hope the weather is good.
spikeislander
Member
- Location
- bedfordshire
Same as this
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Very tall here following poultry muck but had 1.7 lt CCC + 0.2 lt Tempo at T0 fb 2.0 lt CCC + 0.2 lt Tempo at T1 fb 1.0 lt Terpal at GS37 and just starting to lean, don't want anymore thunder storms or high winds!!!
Relay much shorter and not looking at risk
Fert overlaps on Grafton gone down in a place or two but maybe only 0.5 ac out of 130 ac
Relay much shorter and not looking at risk
Fert overlaps on Grafton gone down in a place or two but maybe only 0.5 ac out of 130 ac
No, we dont need any of those thanks.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
26mm at Louth yesterday, mate at Welton said he had none
Mark C
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Is that your JB Diego along Robin's Folly drilled on wide row spacings????
spikeislander
Member
- Location
- bedfordshire
No not mine I think that could be brother in laws of lorry fame. I think the drill man liked tramlines even more than me. Must be a family thing! Tbh a year on from mine messing about you can't see one row missing and pretty sure it won't affect yield.
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Heck! How much poultry muck/N did it get to warrant throwing that lot at it?!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Maximum legal rate plus plenty of bagged N, hoping for 10+ t/ha though
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Would you mind being a little more specific please? PM if you'd prefer.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Will let you know tomorrow when in office as have all records on computer - each heap is tested for nutrient content and we apply accordingly - interesting though as soil OM is increasing we are getting better use of organic N from FYM
- Location
- Lincolnshire
This year around 225- 240 kg/ha N variable applied with N Sensor total N
Organic N estimated using Manner software and lab figures for each "type" of manure used
Organic N estimated using Manner software and lab figures for each "type" of manure used
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Thank you @cricketandcrops. We've done 5t/ha litter in the autumn followed by 230kgN from urea in the spring. Was curious to know how it compared to you. 1l CCC + 0.1 Moddus applied here twice. Sounds like either I should be using more, or you're very cautious about ensuring nothing goes flat. Impressive you've got it starting to lean with that mix though. Growth regs are extremely cheap though so think upping the rates might be a wise plan for next year.