Whats wrong with my oats?

[gww]

 

[gww]

Sprayed with eclipse couple of weeks ago. Sprayer overlaps are worst are worse but its all turned as above and getting a bit worried of it now

 

[shakerator]

Late bydv

I would not worry

 

[gww]

Late bydv

I would not worry

Thanks, thought I'd maybe burnt it or something. Never seen it before

 

[shakerator]

Thanks, thought I'd maybe burnt it or something. Never seen it before

aphids in everything this year ...

 

[teslacoils]

Yeah loads this year.

 

[BigBarl]

Looking at the blurry background that’s some pretty severe virus infection! I’ve seen BYDV in all wheat crops I’ve been in this year.

 

[goodevans]

Looking at the blurry background that’s some pretty severe virus infection! I’ve seen BYDV in all wheat crops I’ve been in this year.

What would the yield impact be on the early sown crops put in before the weather broke last september with bydv as opposed to either Nov or Feb sown(mudged in and drowned) ones which now look quite dismal

 

[gww]

Looking at the blurry background that’s some pretty severe virus infection! I’ve seen BYDV in all wheat crops I’ve been in this year.

I'll get a better field picture tomorrow but the entire 30ac field is red with overlaps from the sprayer being the worst areas. Only started showing maybe 2 weeks ago not long after I sprayed it. Will it have any effect on grain filling would you think. Obviously oats are light enough without any excuse to be lighter

 

[robbie]

What have you sprayed previous to the oats??? Have you used any thing like Atlantis, axial/topik falcon/fusilade or even some maize herbicides.

From the leaf and the background to your picture it looks just like oats do when they're roundupped. The damage in the back ground looks very uniform not what youd expect from aphids. If you had residue of a oat killer product in the sprayer that would explain why the overlaps are worse.

 

[Pebd99]

Heavy handed dose of pgr has been known to do that as well.

 

[gww]

What have you sprayed previous to the oats??? Have you used any thing like Atlantis, axial/topik falcon/fusilade or even some maize herbicides.

From the leaf and the background to your picture it looks just like oats do when they're roundupped. The damage in the back ground looks very uniform not what youd expect from aphids. If you had residue of a oat killer product in the sprayer that would explain why the overlaps are worse.

I'll check but sure it was a head spray on spring barley before I went to the oats. If not it would of been a head spray on a field wheat. I sprayed wild oats but have done alot of spraying since then

 

[gww]

Heavy handed dose of pgr has been known to do that as well.

They are pretty short to be fair. Maybe a nervous agronomist after they fell over last year

 

[Jim75]

Ours have gone a bit red on upper and lower leaves where we’ve used epic, apparently an oil based so may have been a bit hot whereas where I used up some proline/teb it’s a lot kinder on the crop.

 

[Acke]

It is red soot ! Virus spread by ahpid.

 

[Sandy]

What all was in the tank mix sounds like spray damage ?

 

[Jim75]

Eclipse is oil based no? looks similar to our spray damage

 

[Westman]

Oats very delicate from most pgr s, looks like scorch!

 

[robbie]

Oats very delicate from most pgr s, looks like scorch!

I once saw a field of oats that was grown on very good fertile land and the farmer was very worried about them going flat. They chucked everything at them at full rate and they looked bloody terrible and only a foot high at harvest but bugger me they yielded well and I had the job of baling the straw, I've never had so man bales to the acre. From memory it was 400 odd tight 5ft rounds of 30 acres.

 

[gww]

The oats were sprayed with eclipse at half rate, previous to that was a barley spray of Jaunt and Arizona with a rinse out before spraying the oats. Just looked and found some aphids about its just how the overlaps are so obvious.