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<blockquote data-quote="teslacoils" data-source="post: 7314517" data-attributes="member: 127792"><p>It's tricky as I can't get chicken muck on and then come back in march with digestate. Not economic to go with a little of each. In reality, some liquid N and some molasses through a flat fan onto the oat stubble before I work it in would be ideal. But rules! </p><p></p><p>I think tiller numbers and plants are fine. But the ground is nasty wet now. Due a visit from Mr Plough next year. </p><p></p><p>Been on a walk today along the Trent on some decent dirt. Lots of nice wheat after roots. On the clay, you can tell which has had the straw chopped.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="teslacoils, post: 7314517, member: 127792"] It's tricky as I can't get chicken muck on and then come back in march with digestate. Not economic to go with a little of each. In reality, some liquid N and some molasses through a flat fan onto the oat stubble before I work it in would be ideal. But rules! I think tiller numbers and plants are fine. But the ground is nasty wet now. Due a visit from Mr Plough next year. Been on a walk today along the Trent on some decent dirt. Lots of nice wheat after roots. On the clay, you can tell which has had the straw chopped. [/QUOTE]
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