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Depends if you tell anyone. Not tricky to find a list of herbicides that used to be allowed on the linseed, or that they use overseas.
Spring linseed advice please.
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Depends if you tell anyone. Not tricky to find a list of herbicides that used to be allowed on the linseed, or that they use overseas.
Do you want RT to do drone inspections of us filling up the sprayer?!?!
I was highlighting the stupidity of a Pesticide no longer being able to be used on a specific crop that once was and still could as it available, but not allowed due to a piece of paper.No one would be that irresponsible.
I was asking about previous approvals.
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Do you want RT to do drone inspections of us filling up the sprayer?!?!
Given most of my linseed used to go to France, not being able to use Chems they use on linseed in France would seem a tad retarded.
All rubbish isn't it.
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Indeed. Stupid isn't it.
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LINSEED HERB OPTIONS
Whats still left to use in linseed problem weeds broome wild oats meadow grass fat hen and nearly every type of common arable weed please score them as 1 * = cheap 2* next up in cost terms 3* expensive trying to get as much info so i can have a bit of a idea before a chat with the...
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When the products were re-registered (I think for Annex 2), they did't do any work on the Oilseed residues. Chekker was on EAMU until 2014. MCPA &Chekker controls vol OSR- Linseed isn't a big enough market to warrant the cost for the work. As far as I'm aware there isn't the Oilseed data available for EAMUs of either products. I have thoroughly tried to get both back on EAMU and have hit problems both times.
I’m sure you have
I was just surprised that if they had been on label that the work hadn’t been done but what i think you are saying is that no one did the additional work? But people did bother for ally?
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Good point, that I cannot answer. Just an FYI Jubillee/Ally has had a label change, earliest applications from 1st of April for linseed.I’m sure you have
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Rust
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Double ?
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Senhor, eu represento uma empresa agroquímica no Brasil, o senhor estaria interessado em 500 paletes de dicurano, trifluralina e simazine?
650-800 seeds/m2
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Is there any mileage in mesotrione, from memory it was pre-em only?
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I’m sure you have
It's the cost of doing the work and satisfying the EU/CRD for each crop or label change. Notwithstanding the EU's intent to remove as many products from the market as possible on the basis of equivalency (you have X so you don't need Y) and constant re-reregistration which costs companies a lot of money.
I can spray a wheat crop with CMPP for cleavers in March and feed the stuff as wholecrop to a cow in August but I can't use CMPP on grass because no residue data.
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I’ve used it on spring linseed and the one time I did it only had 50% blw control. Particularly bad on bindweed.
yellow belly
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Premium crops have a list of Eamu in their growers guides
Less than 1% if Linseed growers get over a tonne to the acre. If you want to realistically grow it then budget on 0.6 tonne to the acre.
Also don’t pay £120 for seed.
Don’t grow on contract.
Check the varieties for yield performance and buy on a SEED only contract and then use farm saved seed and sell open market and then yes you may make some money, but not a lot!
Also don’t pay £120 for seed.
Don’t grow on contract.
Check the varieties for yield performance and buy on a SEED only contract and then use farm saved seed and sell open market and then yes you may make some money, but not a lot!
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What the highest seed rate anyone has used [emoji848]