Plenty of yellow spring barley

Phil P

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Arable Farmer
Location
North West
Spring barley generally not looking to bad here, it’s mainly on lighter ground so taken the rain fairly well. I’d actually go as far as saying it’s looking better than it has for a couple of years now. You can see any bits that aren’t as free draining though but nothing terrible.
I was up in Scotland last weekend and there was some very yellow fields about and not just patches in fact, I’d be doubtful if some makes it to harvest it was going backwards fast!
 

Wombat

Member
BASIS
Location
East yorks
I redrilled this acre as I have to see it every time I go out the yard. it was stood in water after the inch end of April then no rain for 3 weeks.

now it’s worse than it was before I redrilled. Just been a sh!t wet cold spring

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DaveGrohl

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Cumbria
46mm in one day knackered it.
We had 4 inches in one night up here. Roots struggling to grow and absorb nutrients for the plant above that wants grow like fekk but can’t.

Loads of yellow areas in fields now. All concentrated on headriggs and known wet areas. Weird how those BYDV aphids have all landed and infected the plants only on the wet areas…

Plants starting to recover now though. Could just be a storm in a teacup in a few months.
 

thorpe

Member
you lot are making me think our's is fantastic, put T2 on today and that included a growth reg 🤷‍♂️ , i dont think it needed it but that's what the messiah (agrono) said so 🤷‍♂️, he's usualy right!
 

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