shakerator
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I have some tallish wheat which probably has a lodging risk if we were to get a windy storm early July (despite strong pgr- v fertile ground) It probably wants more soluble N to achieve milling spec. I don’t have facilities for foliar treatment….my question is do I risk increasing biomass / lodging risk by applying nitram this late - or has the above ground biomass weight/ straw strength already been set by ear emergence ? I imagined that the plant taking N through the soil even at this stage may make plant tissues “softer” ?
thoughts welcome
thoughts welcome