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Theoretically would moddus kill winter beans? Has anyone ever tried it? We have beans which are nearly 3ft tall already. Tempted to try a 10m strip and see.
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Moddus and beans
- Thread starter Against_the_grain
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There are studies worldwide on various pgrs in beans. Nothing I have found has been conclusive or replicated over several years to inspire confidence.
And obviously it's naughty outside a research setting.
And obviously it's naughty outside a research setting.
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- Stratford on Avon
What about the chem that was used for shortening OSR. Caryx I think it was called
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As I understand it, chlormequat is or was illegal to use on OSR. No idea if it works or not.
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- Lincolnshire
Some nice Morley reports into CCC on osr on the interweb.
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Does it work?
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- Lincolnshire
Plant Nutrition: Oilseed Rape - The Morley Agriculture Foundation
NAS 925 1987 Rate and timing of nitrogen and effect of growth regulators on oilseed rape NAS 925 1988 Rate and timing of nitrogen and effect of growth regulators on oilseed rape NAS 925 1989 Rate and timing of nitrogen and effect of growth regulators on oilseed rape NAS 949 1993 Nitrogen and...
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Plant Nutrition: Oilseed Rape - The Morley Agriculture Foundation
NAS 925 1987 Rate and timing of nitrogen and effect of growth regulators on oilseed rape NAS 925 1988 Rate and timing of nitrogen and effect of growth regulators on oilseed rape NAS 925 1989 Rate and timing of nitrogen and effect of growth regulators on oilseed rape NAS 949 1993 Nitrogen and...
Looking at one of those, the growth regulator fudged them.
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- Lincolnshire
Whereas experiments in auz saw no toxicity up to 2lt of CCC. Perhaps this is why folk ought not do it if it's not on the label .
I read a report on low rates of glyohosate on a kind of bean having height reducing and pod increasing benefits.....doesn't mean I'm going to try it and nor should others.