That's what I thought but reading @Hampton post It seems like he said it was.
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Jo28
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- Location
- East Yorks
Totally agree our dawsum didn't tiller either
alomy75
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I double triple checked before drilling mine as I’m keeping it back for seed.
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That's why I panicked when I read Hampton's post, I've a trailer of it sitting for seed and thought I'd fecked up. Checked the RL and couldn't see anything about it being a hybrid either
- Location
- Shropshire
No, I just wrote it badly.
I think what I meant was either tardis (2 row), one of the hybrids, or the 6 row with bydv tolerance.
But I wrote that a year ago, so can’t remember
it reads in the original post that tardis was a two row. Hybrids aren’t two rows, therefore tardis isn’t a hybrid
To varying degrees here. Costello had a well timed 4 spray fungicide programme and was the dirtiest.
My Costello was the same but came off better than the 500kg of Dawsum in the same field
- Location
- North Kent, UK
Gleam has been disappointing here, well behind Extase. I’ve got a bit of Mayflower on order for a try.
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
have you harvested the bairstow, weve got some but it will be last to cut
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I’m going again with mostly over yeared home saved Crispin. I’m satisfied with 3t per acre in a crap year like this on rubbish land and it’s met bushelweight.
My agronomist reckoned he had not seen anything better on this sort of land this year, particularly head length. If I’d made a proper job of it rather than a half arsed DD attempt we’d probably have been looking at 5t per acre.
My agronomist reckoned he had not seen anything better on this sort of land this year, particularly head length. If I’d made a proper job of it rather than a half arsed DD attempt we’d probably have been looking at 5t per acre.
alomy75
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Yes; but no yield kit on the combine. It was good enough looking to make me order some for next year; it was only a little test strip you see.
Got once round the headland last night in first field of Typhoon before rain came in. Seemed to yield well but it's sprouted very badly in the ears wherever laid compared to Graham.
No use for fss as planned. Going to try some Oxford and maybe tapestry if i can get hold of it this year
No use for fss as planned. Going to try some Oxford and maybe tapestry if i can get hold of it this year
Any thoughts on seed dressing for fss winter barley? Any dressings help with rooting or do you think they are a gimmick?
I've WB to go into some heavy coastal ground and wouldn't mind it getting up and established quick.
I've WB to go into some heavy coastal ground and wouldn't mind it getting up and established quick.
Sow it early
- Location
- South Notts
I put Tiros on everything now - works very well.
That's the plan but I'd go with a dressing too if I thought it would help.
Never heard of it- I'll do a bit of google-ing
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