yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
digging in a newly emerged wheat field following osr on the green
the osr volunteers roots are down 6 inches or more and some of the wheat plants have roots following down the rape root 4 inches deep in 2 weeks
worms in abundance not many slugs some damage but not enough to cause a problem
now dry
trafficked lines tighter bit osr roots still straight down
the osr was autocast and the wheat drilled on the green with a weaving gd no photos
rotation since we had the field is spring barley spring beans wheat osr wheat prior to that the previous farmwas wheat setaside for a few years then rape followed by wheat in 2012 which failed and they planted cover we then followed by spring barley
the osr volunteers roots are down 6 inches or more and some of the wheat plants have roots following down the rape root 4 inches deep in 2 weeks
worms in abundance not many slugs some damage but not enough to cause a problem
now dry
trafficked lines tighter bit osr roots still straight down
the osr was autocast and the wheat drilled on the green with a weaving gd no photos
rotation since we had the field is spring barley spring beans wheat osr wheat prior to that the previous farmwas wheat setaside for a few years then rape followed by wheat in 2012 which failed and they planted cover we then followed by spring barley