Once you have a good woolly hat and a heavy coat you should be fineAny combine operators tell me if this is going to break my heart ?
Doesn't look bad, worst thing with a lot of grass is getting is to flow along the auger and through the drum, It can help carry some grain out the back by overloading the concave.Any combine operators tell me if this is going to break my heart ?
my man who walks crops says when buying roundup now you have to state it's for stubble's and not to bring a crop in. Spring barley around here has got so much secondary growth in it I think a lot of crops will be sprayed off.
A drop of pre harvest glyphosate should dry it up nicely, assuming it’s not for seed or malting?Any combine operators tell me if this is going to break my heart ?
Ideal, no it’s feed barley, the May sown stuffA drop of pre harvest glyphosate should dry it up nicely, assuming it’s not for seed or malting?
Any combine operators tell me if this is going to break my heart ?
I have pre harvested barley in the past and didn’t like the way that made it brackle more, I wouldn’t be in a hurry to do it again.A good day with a bit of sun on it and it will rifle through it, just a bit of patience needed that's all.
I'd be wary of crop loss by doing pre harvest Roundup'ing. Have been warned about it on here and elsewhere in the past.
I have only ever done it to deal with bad scutch grass in the slot before beet and it is effective. But with our weather down here it is high risk.I have pre harvested barley in the past and didn’t like the way that made it brackle more, I wouldn’t be in a hurry to do it again.
However, it is a great way to get the best kill of scutch if you have it in a crop.
I have pre harvested barley in the past and didn’t like the way that made it brackle more, I wouldn’t be in a hurry to do it again.
However, it is a great way to get the best kill of scutch if you have it in a crop.
Did you put the Axial in with the weed spray? All clean here in Axial treated fields that I walked last week.Any lads that rogue spring barley, no harm going through it again. I'm after spending a few hours today going through areas that got Axial and got a good bit of canary grass.
Did you put the Axial in with the weed spray? All clean here in Axial treated fields that I walked last week.
What rate of Axial did you use? I find it does an excellent (Although expensive) job. I use it at the T1 timing too.Any lads that rogue spring barley, no harm going through it again. I'm after spending a few hours today going through areas that got Axial and got a good bit of canary grass.
That looks very goodLast time I escaped with the skin of my teeth, it bulled rained when the lads were bringing the combine and header home
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This wouldn't want to see a whole lot of rain tonight or too many crows
Pleasantly surprised, bit too much green spots with rock through it and way too many volunteer oats
What rate of Axial did you use? I find it does an excellent (Although expensive) job. I use it at the T1 timing too.
That rate should certainly wipe the Csnary grass, I’m on 0.65L here.0.7l to the hectare from memory. It may be just that the sprayer was getting empty on that headland (I hope)
Our own is not the worst but some crops around us are showing no signs of ripening in the green bits yet anyway. No panic yet as its early still but worrying nonethelessI must say I was up around Enniscorthy direction today and I thought some of the SB fields around home here had plenty of green bits but It's nothing like up there and I expect much much worse further north as already mentioned on here. Today's drive was fairly stark to be honest
I must say I was up around Enniscorthy direction today and I thought some of the SB fields around home here had plenty of green bits but It's nothing like up there and I expect much much worse further north as already mentioned on here. Today's drive was fairly stark to be honest