That is a big difference, care to elaborate the costs a bit. I wouldn’t be fussed taking into account fuel at this stage but u it is a cost all the same
I like the idea of winter stuff as more opportunity to get it harvested in good weather rather than spring stuff which seems a salvage job at times if the weather is bad this time of yearI'll print them out next time in office or if you send me your email address I will forward them to you.
I picked £400 randomly but I know for sure spring barley around £300/acre so based it on that.
Winter barley a no brainer for us this year it did close to 4t/acre and 3.5 hesstons/acre. Spring barley struggling to hit 2t and less than 2 hesstons/acre.
Top of my headThat is a big difference, care to elaborate the costs a bit. I wouldn’t be fussed taking into account fuel at this stage but u it is a cost all the same
That’s something similar I have in my head I just wasn’t sure on spraysTop of my head
30-40 seed, 50-60 chems, 45- 55 N/s fert,
Dont use a contractor for much so....
35 combine, 20 drill, 25 plough, 20 for cultivations, 5 rolling
I did forget fert/spray application cost tbh, and trailering?
2 passes for fert and 3 for spray maybe.
N is £300/t now. £50 won't buy you much.Top of my head
30-40 seed, 50-60 chems, 45- 55 N/s fert,
Dont use a contractor for much so....
35 combine, 20 drill, 25 plough, 20 for cultivations, 5 rolling
I did forget fert/spray application cost tbh, and trailering?
2 passes for fert and 3 for spray maybe.
140 units, even if Urea is £300/t, is £45N is £300/t now. £50 won't buy you much.
140 units, even if Urea is £300/t, is £45
I think the price is a bit higher now.Huh??
Huh??
What about p& k?140 units, even if Urea is £300/t, is £45