Growing it for the straw shur. The Wexford boys will be buying it off us this year 🤪Sowing oats on the 9th of may is ambitious stuff……
You’d surely have to put that into the chopping scheme. You’d never have a hope of making €100 an acre on oaten straw cut late September and it pure green, you’d have to turn it about 10 times.Growing it for the straw shur. The Wexford boys will be buying it off us this year 🤪
It’s not my own it’s hire but he reckons he has every bit of his straw accounted for already. We will see in September, hope the weather is goodYou’d surely have to put that into the chopping scheme. You’d never have a hope of making €100 an acre on oaten straw cut late September and it pure green, you’d have to turn it about 10 times.
Was it always permanent grass before the oats? My biggest concern would be you will keel it overI’m going top depressing the oats in the morning, it got 3 bags of 10.10.20 when sown. Was thinking 2 bags of can + sulphur before the rain next week should be enough. Was grass last year.
It’s been in grass for the last 25 years or so.Was it always permanent grass before the oats? My biggest concern would be you will keel it over
The field will be fairly lush as it is then so. Maybe oats acts different to barley but you will have a residual of n in the ground as it isIt’s been in grass for the last 25 years or so.
Indeed, it was only sown two weeks ago, given the lateness and the slow release of n from the sod as it breaks down I want to be sure there’s enough available to the plant when it needs it. I’ll be giving it plenty growth regulator.The field will be fairly lush as it is then so. Maybe oats acts different to barley but you will have a residual of n in the ground as it is
Be no reg going on here for about a monthHave lads got growth regulator out on oats sowed in the fine spell? Ours has come on well, a leaf or so short but with weather set to break wondering if it should get a holding spray?