osr sowing survival strategy

JCfarmer

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
warks
Looking at the these osr crops it will £230t next year!LOL
I almost wish I had drilled some but then again not.
Its quite liberating not growing it this year!
But good luck to all osr growers(y)
 

Renaultman

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
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My most forward. No pellets no insecticide.
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Why don't some of you guys try what I sell. It controls slugs and we have anecdotal evidence it has an effect on CSFB. They come in have a nibble then move on. "Seems" they don't like the soil conditions created by the mix of sulphates (no insecticide) any more than slugs. Somebody give it a go and if I am talking BS no doubt you will post. People it works for never seem to post.
5kg bag £52 del 1kg/ha ( I will wear the haulage) however for the trial you must use Reactor water Conditioner and Anchor which I will supply to keep it in the surface zone as it is very soluble. To use up the Anchor 1ltr @ 0.1l/ha and Reactor better to try 10ha but wouldn't like to seem I am bankrupting you by getting you to spend an extra £52. Pm me.
 

4course

Member
Location
north yorks
had a look last night as we were going on a jaunt ,crop seems to be growing fast and it should after the extra N no sign of new shotholes just the original few growing bigger as the crop grows. interesting that mrs 4 course commented on how dark green the crop looked ,wonder if the extra n along with advanced crop deters the crittarsi.e. taste ,stronger tissues
 

JD6920s

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Shropshire
Why don't some of you guys try what I sell. It controls slugs and we have anecdotal evidence it has an effect on CSFB. They come in have a nibble then move on. "Seems" they don't like the soil conditions created by the mix of sulphates (no insecticide) any more than slugs. Somebody give it a go and if I am talking BS no doubt you will post. People it works for never seem to post.
5kg bag £52 del 1kg/ha ( I will wear the haulage) however for the trial you must use Reactor water Conditioner and Anchor which I will supply to keep it in the surface zone as it is very soluble. To use up the Anchor 1ltr @ 0.1l/ha and Reactor better to try 10ha but wouldn't like to seem I am bankrupting you by getting you to spend an extra £52. Pm me.
Can you tell us more about the product please?
 

robbie

Member
BASIS
Why don't some of you guys try what I sell. It controls slugs and we have anecdotal evidence it has an effect on CSFB. They come in have a nibble then move on. "Seems" they don't like the soil conditions created by the mix of sulphates (no insecticide) any more than slugs. Somebody give it a go and if I am talking BS no doubt you will post. People it works for never seem to post.
5kg bag £52 del 1kg/ha ( I will wear the haulage) however for the trial you must use Reactor water Conditioner and Anchor which I will supply to keep it in the surface zone as it is very soluble. To use up the Anchor 1ltr @ 0.1l/ha and Reactor better to try 10ha but wouldn't like to seem I am bankrupting you by getting you to spend an extra £52. Pm me.
How about you send the stuff out free of charge for the trial pack to someone like @ Brisel who is having trouble and who also would apply it in the best way possible and most importantly would give a true, unbiased, honest appraisal of your jollup. If it works then I'm sure you would sell lorry loads of the stuff to everyone growing rape on this forum as most of us are desperate anything which gives even a glimmer of hope of helping our crops.
 
Can you tell us more about the product please?
Mixture of sulphates. You can marinade worms in it and they just slither away. Put slugs in and they curl up. It doesn't do anything directly to Leatherjackets however if you use a double rate it forces them to the surface where the corvids eat them. On lj's its cheaper to use the garlic mix which stops them.
 
How about you send the stuff out free of charge for the trial pack to someone like @ Brisel who is having trouble and who also would apply it in the best way possible and most importantly would give a true, unbiased, honest appraisal of your jollup. If it works then I'm sure you would sell lorry loads of the stuff to everyone growing rape on this forum as most of us are desperate anything which gives even a glimmer of hope of helping our crops.
You don't get much free from a Jock.
 

chipchap

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
South Shropshire
Had to plant my rape later after spring oats this time, just emerging now, with a few shot holes.
I don’t intend spraying ifI can avoid it, much to the agronomists disapproval.
redrilling with wheat will probably be more profitable anyway.
 

T Hectares

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Berkshire
Two years ago I sprayed the worst hit field at night, went back the next night, just the same...
Same last year...
Oddly, although there’s damage it’s really hard to find any this year, hoping the late drilled field will survive, if it doesn’t it will be Beans as originally planned.
 

robbie

Member
BASIS
You don't get much free from a Jock.
I dont want any for free, if it was shown to work from independent un biased trials I'd gladly by it and I'm sure so would a lot of others.

You have a potentially brilliant product which is using outside the box thinking and that's where we all need to start looking but I think you need to get some out there for people to try and report back on here.
 

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