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40 kg/ha N
Sorry I’ve not come into 2019 with fert I’m still in units. How do I convert? I’ve got it written down somewhere but not to hand
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40 kg/ha N
still too wet here no wind no sun this being patient is doing me no good, so could wellbe a case of fire flood shish or blood ,worked out weve got just over 600 acres to cover and thats without grass albeit some of it twice compound and N plus short days with other things to do, the load of fert we sent back is now starting to costDone my rape today and then started on the winter barley.
I was very surprised to see green buds visible in the centre of the plants it seems very early.
Are you busy at it yet @Brisel?40 kg/ha N
32 unitsSorry I’ve not come into 2019 with fert I’m still in units. How do I convert? I’ve got it written down somewhere but not to hand
Sorry I’ve not come into 2019 with fert I’m still in units. How do I convert? I’ve got it written down somewhere but not to hand
Are you busy at it yet @Brisel?
That’s a big kick for the cereals as a first dose in February . Different world over in the east .40 units/ac (50 kgN/ha) on rape
70 units/ac (87.5kgN/ha) on wheat and barley.
40 units/ac (50 kgN/ha) on rape
70 units/ac (87.5kgN/ha) on wheat and barley.
Applied 60 kg N + SO3 to winter barley and started osr at same rate yesterday and today . Beautiful sunny day and forecast for the next week . Osr has fresh growth and some plants have green buds showing .
What model spreader are you using can see it's a kvDecided to spilt my first dose of dobletop on the OSR. Travelling very well apart from the fog this morning has made the top a little tacky.
It’s a 2013 exacta TL. Has been a good spreader.What model spreader are you using can see it's a kv