- Location
- herefordshire
hi whats the best options for grass and weed sprays on oats these days as alot of sprays are no longer available thanks
winter oats
- Thread starter nelson
- Start date
- Location
- herefordshire
is that to be applyed as a pre m
Yes, and don’t be tempted to go above 1/2 rate
- Location
- Snodland kent
Looking for some Mascagni oat seed anyone know of any about? 6t ish
AndrewB
Member
- Location
- Kincardineshire
Watch your overlaps, gps not working.
- Location
- Surrey/ Kent Border, UK
Watch your overlaps, gps not working.
...and drill them 50 mm deep.
Nope . No way.
They will be broadcast, and they will be sprayed in the spring
They will be broadcast, and they will be sprayed in the spring
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
Nope . No way.
They will be broadcast, and they will be sprayed in the spring
Against grass weeds?
No. I wont worry about that.
Stubble is clean Late ploughing and Use a heavy seedrate spray bl's with something simple promptly in the spring.
Doesn't have to be a milling sample either.
farmerm
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
what is your cultivation plan? or just broadcast on the surface? I have a 6ac patch to use up some seed from last year. After 2inches rain little hope of plough/combi on this ground for a while!Nope . No way.
They will be broadcast, and they will be sprayed in the spring
Slip over it with something to level the furrow, broacast seed then once over with duals on and shallow set power harrow , then over with a set of roll s as long as its dry enough.
farmerm
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
its that phrase "dry enough" that concerns me
I was rather hoping you would say oats will grow just fine if you pick the least wet day, drive up and down the existing tramlines broadcasting at 24m and then close the gate till spring surely cant be any worse than drilling them in February was
No nothing that ' clever ' I'm afraid .its that phrase "dry enough" that concerns me
.....plus there arent any tramlines
Even Spilt barley on the concrete is germinating currently but better weather is coming this week.
I shouldn't think it will be a repetition of last winter.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
My volunteer spring oats would make an ace crop.
Spray off the crap, spreader on, light ruffle, cross fingers. No pre em. At worst, DD spring beans into the resultant cover crop.
Spray off the crap, spreader on, light ruffle, cross fingers. No pre em. At worst, DD spring beans into the resultant cover crop.
lloyd
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
Are you planting this week if it drys up enough?
- Location
- Acton Scott, South Shropshire
We grow them organically after grass/clover leys and always plough / combi. Seed rate of 180kg/ha means a good thick canopy that smothers all weeds except charlock and very clean to combine
If Its clean , fairly open/ dry enough I would use the Claydon.... if I had one
Not this week, maybe end of the following week when it has dried up enough.
2nd half of October is going to be glorious!