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fudge

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lincolnshire.
Experience says if you can find it now it’s not going to be controlled by the weather over the next ten weeks. Upto now it’s been too cold but temps on the increase (at last) round here. I don’t think there’s a panic for spraying next week, l’ll be drilling beans anyway. T1 is usually end of April for us which is too long to leave the rusty varieties IMO.
 

cricketandcrops

Member
BASIS
Location
Lincolnshire
Unless crops move quickly 10-14 days off here, lots of yellow rust dried up with the cold snap end of Feb however 5 miles from the North Sea means it will be getting some Teb (maybe + Az) all Kerrin. Last year T2 went on 4 weeks after T1, 2 days later visible symptoms then dried up so really looking at 3 1/2 week intervals. That is what I am planning.
 

fudge

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lincolnshire.
Unless crops move quickly 10-14 days off here, lots of yellow rust dried up with the cold snap end of Feb however 5 miles from the North Sea means it will be getting some Teb (maybe + Az) all Kerrin. Last year T2 went on 4 weeks after T1, 2 days later visible symptoms then dried up so really looking at 3 1/2 week intervals. That is what I am planning.
Yeah we have some kerrin. I don’t normally(never) do T1.5 but I predict some people will this year. The rust pustules I was looking at this morning weren’t “dried up” .
 

czechmate

Member
Mixed Farmer
Not quite on topic but without CTL now and thinking of just a one spray, what is the best timing? Flag leaf? As @EddieB write he used to.
My « agronomist » here is suggesting on ears, seems too late to me🤔

Mind you, the difference here may only be a week
 

Gong Farmer

Member
BASIS
Location
S E Glos
Not quite on topic but without CTL now and thinking of just a one spray, what is the best timing? Flag leaf? As @EddieB write he used to.
My « agronomist » here is suggesting on ears, seems too late to me🤔

Mind you, the difference here may only be a week
When I started we weren't treating the flag leaf, 'the ear was where the yield came from' so that was the most important timing.
 

EddieB

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Staffs
I think of an ear spray as an insurance against years like 2012. We used a robust T3 that year and our specific weights just about held up. One of our neighbours ended up with wheat the weight of oats.
 

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