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Regenerative Agriculture and Direct Drilling
Regen Ag Crops & Agronomy
The Elaine Ingham Challenge
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<blockquote data-quote="Feldspar" data-source="post: 856268" data-attributes="member: 386"><p>I haven't seen the exact reverse, but I tend to get the best levels around GS30/31 and then at flag leaf the levels are way down. Maybe because your soils will be more biologically active than mine the biology is providing a lot more once the soils have warmed up and that's why your levels don't drop. Which lab do you use and do you sample the whole plant?</p><p></p><p>Our agronomist took tissue samples in wheat all the way through the season last year on soils that are similar to ours. I must get around to looking at them because they had a trial area with full foliar nutrition and a control and they said it was very interesting to track how different nutrients went up and down throughout the season.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Feldspar, post: 856268, member: 386"] I haven't seen the exact reverse, but I tend to get the best levels around GS30/31 and then at flag leaf the levels are way down. Maybe because your soils will be more biologically active than mine the biology is providing a lot more once the soils have warmed up and that's why your levels don't drop. Which lab do you use and do you sample the whole plant? Our agronomist took tissue samples in wheat all the way through the season last year on soils that are similar to ours. I must get around to looking at them because they had a trial area with full foliar nutrition and a control and they said it was very interesting to track how different nutrients went up and down throughout the season. [/QUOTE]
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