Burning them with a cocktail of fungicides
They need doing but are we making matters worse until we get some moisture
No fungicide 2021
- Thread starter Clive
- Start date
They need doing but are we making matters worse until we get some moisture
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I agree, so if you had active rust would you NOT apply something to take it out, as in one solitary fungicide
- Location
- NE Derbyshire
Same here in Extase
No rust , but bit of septoria , shower tomorrow will change things big time
- Location
- Snodland kent
Look hard enough found Yellow rust in Flyfire, will confess stiff of fungicide on winter barley but I believe in our agronomist not a leg lifter
farmerm
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
In Extase? Wasn't Extase sold as the super clean wont need any fungicide variety?
farmerm
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
Some yellow rust in zyatt but interestingly their is less active rust showing now that a week ago.
- Location
- S E Glos
Yellow rust control should be cheap enough anyway. It's the septoria and eyespot control that costs but may not be needed anyway.
- Location
- Ashford, Kent
I'm just about to apply Teb to bad YR in one field of Zyatt but advised to use Velogy era? plus CCC plus Moddus plusTeb to all wheat, as yet nothing applied and not in a hurry to do anything, Extase very clean.
- Location
- Berkshire
Just about to go and walk and make a decision
Only fung here so far is some Teb on a block of my best OSR, the rest has had none and neither has any other crop yet
The Wheat is full of potential, but Sep can be found on the lower leaves, i might find YR today and showers are forecast next week, something will go on Wheat at T1 but it won’t break the bank and will be justified if the weather gets catchy
Only fung here so far is some Teb on a block of my best OSR, the rest has had none and neither has any other crop yet
The Wheat is full of potential, but Sep can be found on the lower leaves, i might find YR today and showers are forecast next week, something will go on Wheat at T1 but it won’t break the bank and will be justified if the weather gets catchy
T0 only on rusty varieties. Cheapish T1 planned on everything with use up stocks of epoxy + folpet + CCC + Canopy (where thicker) + manganese. We didn't want to risk crops staying clean until flag leaf plus the leaves are close to the stems, so septoria in the bottom of ALL varieties can be transferred up to newer leaves by contact on frosty/dewy + windy mornings.
Leaf 3 not out far enough to spray yet. Probably starting later this week on mid September sowings.
Leaf 3 not out far enough to spray yet. Probably starting later this week on mid September sowings.
Presumably folpet is the ctl substitute ?
SilliamWhale
Member
Problem is a cheapish T1 for septoria doesn't really exist now.
I'd have already been epoxi and ctl by now last year. This has all the indications of a non SDHI x 2 year and yet options are limited...
I'd have already been epoxi and ctl by now last year. This has all the indications of a non SDHI x 2 year and yet options are limited...
Partly. It was the only way I could buy epoxiconazole last autumn, but it fits the programme. Folpet isn't as good as CTL so I didn't want to spend a lot on it.
Colder weather will increase the latency time for septoria development before it shows clinical symptoms, so I'd be a bit wary of cutting the spend too much.
MNBVCXZ
Member
- Location
- Central Southern UK
No comments regarding rust/septoria testing? I’m really surprised it hasn’t been mentioned, perhaps you don’t need to?
- Location
- Snodland kent
Are you doing much testing?