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It's called arse covering, I was thinking exactly the same. Spraying this year is going to be a right nightmare especially as I haven't got my get out of jail free card of maxpro. Straight phen isn't going to give me the flexibility maxpro used to.Had the guidance leaflet from BBRO on herbicide timings.
Don’t spray if there has been wind damage, high uv levels, wide variation in day/ night temps, frost or anything else stressing the crop.
So never spray it this year then.
That’s advisers for you.
It's called arse covering, I was thinking exactly the same. Spraying this year is going to be a right nightmare especially as I haven't got my get out of jail free card of maxpro. Straight phen isn't going to give me the flexibility maxpro used to.
Well I was feeling smug about the 20mm we got Easter Sunday. Not so happy now, some of it has capped badly.
Had the guidance leaflet from BBRO on herbicide timings.
Don’t spray if there has been wind damage, high uv levels, wide variation in day/ night temps, frost or anything else stressing the crop.
So never spray it this year then.
That’s advisers for you.
I just arrived back for breakfast after spraying beet with herbicide to find the BBRO's advice as a greed what a waste of money.I was confused by this message. Especially given the cost to levy payers to post this out ?
No cap here but I have got trouble with bloddy skylark coming out of an adjacent crop of winter barley and nipping the leaves of in places they've done a full 12 rows[emoji35]
The beet here just aren't moving they desperately need a good rain.
That's on my list of jobs to do. I'd always bee led to believe it's the moisture they want.Have you tried putting a few trays of water out in the field for the skylarks? That’s what my fields man told me to do. They are looking for a drink apparently, not the leaves themselves.
we normally suffer pigeon damage here. One day they look lovely, next all gone.Be careful of pigeon damage as well, only remember it one year but they stripped 10- 15 acres at the 2 leaf stage. Also of course partridge fancy them too