Masseyrk662
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Today.
Don't think so neighbour here won't have then in till Friday possibly the weekend
Crops
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Not quite ready to fall on my sword yet but no intention of surrendering.
Hire Onoda (Japanese: 小野田 寛郎, Hepburn: Onoda Hiroo, 19 March 1922 – 16 January 2014) was a Japanese intelligence officer of the Imperial Japanese Army who fought in World War IIand did not surrender at the war's end in August 1945. After the war ended, Onoda spent 29 years hiding in the Philippinesuntil Norio Suzuki, a Japanese explorer and adventurer, found him and relayed the message that the Emperor wanted him to come back to Japan.[1][2] He held the rank of second lieutenant in the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA).
Crops
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This forum would be a very dull place dominated by umbilical systems and arguments about organic farming if it weren’t for you and your nuggets of interest.
Sprayed myy beans this morning with Chanon and Roxy. Heavy rain later apparently so hope that is OK. They haven't germinated yet anyway. More seed than I would like to see on top of the ground. They are more obvious when soil is damp. Thought I was doing a better job than that when sowing. At least there will be less crow pressure than last year.
Masseyrk662
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A bit messy looking but we have plenty of plants
It will be interesting to see when they are fit to harvest by comparison with those sown this past week.
Masseyrk662
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It will, iv 8 acres that I sown this week and I’m nervous
Watdoiknow
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Do ye put the fertiliser on straight away or do ye leave it a while for spring beans
I put 2 bags 0.10.20 in the seedbed. Index 3 p and k
nashmach
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Straightaway and close gate to fert then
Blackwater boy
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Sown this day last week. Great day for the job but not so good for tilling for barley, had to stop as it got too tacky.
nashmach
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That ain't Nirvana or Agent Yellow anyway....
Blackwater boy
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Defy and clomazone, don’t have a charlock or vol rape issue here so it’s a lot cheaper option.
Crops
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After
Blackwater boy
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Very raw but all there.
ColinFarms
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Caprice Beans sat the 22nd of March at 200kg/ha. Got 2 bags of 0.7.30 and 4l/ha of Nirvana.
Headlands were all ploughed and sat separately and are growing as good as the rest of the field. Didn’t get the opportunity to roll
Headlands were all ploughed and sat separately and are growing as good as the rest of the field. Didn’t get the opportunity to roll
