OSR 100% done and still a crop there
Grass Leys 100% finished today, Drill not moved for 10 days as too wet
Wheat 0% usually aim to start about 10th Oct depends on maize harvest. Will try and do some next week. Other than 50ac that has to go in a sticky silt the rest should go without any problems
90%+ only 16ha wheat and the beans to go, way better than this time last year.
Just done the rain fall figures for the year to date, 635mm (official 30 year AV 644) which includes 167mm in Feb and 93 days between March and June when we only had 5mm, crazy year.
100%. Winter barley fully emerged and wheat is just showing now.
Been out this week to Abingdon and saw little cereal emerged and a lot cultivated still to be planted. Some osr but not large area.
Bike ride to east of Nottingham today and I would say less than half planted but plenty of untouched stubble. Virtually no osr seen. 2 combi drills seen working on ploughing.
Only a good days drilling to do here. Nothing done so far. Not sure it will get done unless we get a decent settled spell. It is what it is. Feels like there has been a permanent shift in weather patterns. No slack at all now and caught between a rock and hard place with blackgrass chit and aphid attack v later drilling impossible due to weather. Should have followed by own advice and just left it all to spring.
Strange that round here on the Westbury vale clay very little seems to have been drilled but travelling over the cotswolds today there was a very large percentage up in rows. Would expect it to be the other way round.
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