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<blockquote data-quote="kiwi" data-source="post: 6651166" data-attributes="member: 5736"><p>Having just read through this whole thread again with the evidence produced by various people and from my own experience here in N.Z. I am coming to the conclusion that if drilling into these high risk situations after covercrops or in wet springs with high straw loadings, that placement of fertiliser is reasonably critical. That evidence was produced here in this thread as well. I think the two Simons theory is very real and thank them for posting it to this forum. I have usually placed fertiliser with my Dale drill and got on very well, except one time after a grass covercrop , where I broadcast the fertiliser and I had an issue with the SB. Roll on this year I don't place fert with the weaving GD and my SB is the worst I have had in a long time , especially after a covercrop and in wet soils. My Autumn crops are fine. Reason I am posting this , is I thought it was a glyphosate issue but I don't believe it is and it has been an expensive lesson which I would hate others to repeat.</p><p>I may trial using humates and prilled lime as an experiment otherwise will be drilling with my Dale and fert placement until I hear of a better method of dealing with this issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kiwi, post: 6651166, member: 5736"] Having just read through this whole thread again with the evidence produced by various people and from my own experience here in N.Z. I am coming to the conclusion that if drilling into these high risk situations after covercrops or in wet springs with high straw loadings, that placement of fertiliser is reasonably critical. That evidence was produced here in this thread as well. I think the two Simons theory is very real and thank them for posting it to this forum. I have usually placed fertiliser with my Dale drill and got on very well, except one time after a grass covercrop , where I broadcast the fertiliser and I had an issue with the SB. Roll on this year I don't place fert with the weaving GD and my SB is the worst I have had in a long time , especially after a covercrop and in wet soils. My Autumn crops are fine. Reason I am posting this , is I thought it was a glyphosate issue but I don't believe it is and it has been an expensive lesson which I would hate others to repeat. I may trial using humates and prilled lime as an experiment otherwise will be drilling with my Dale and fert placement until I hear of a better method of dealing with this issue. [/QUOTE]
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