Has been a busy couple of months with a big change no more big machines.
I’ve jumped off the farm and into a role as an agronomist with Elders Roseworthy 👚.
The Tech site we are running looking good, in foreground knockdown trial applied bit over a week ago.
Feb 28th - Precision Ag in Practice: How can I make it work for me as a producer? Register today for this workshop and demo day held at I'Anson Farms Marrabel. 8:45 am start until 2 pm. Morning tea and light lunch supplied.
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@ZwarFarms Yeah looks like we’re okay for a few days then it starts again by the looks of the weather apps this morning. Pushing for a lateJanuary finish again which we were looking to avoid 😑
@ZwarFarms 11 mm on Saturday just gone, I was surprised where the moisture was at yesterday afternoon. This is the first of the canola and getting a couple of tonne off it and oil appears to be down will see later on when we deliver it.
@brill_ag Canola across the road about 80% damage. If calibre was on the flat I’d expect to see a percentage of damage similar to a couple other paddocks we have
@brill_ag Not in our experience,we get to wheat late as we’re on canola and fabas for a while so not waiting on ripening. I’ll grab a photo to share of current crop and timing stage to share with you. It helped us last year.
@brill_ag We’ve used previous frosted yield maps/ elevation the last few years and sown calibre on non risk zones and Dennison on the high risk areas. One pass 3 bin box.
@brill_ag@theGRDC Yes colwell and dgt-p 50-80 low PBI. I’ll get large diff in biomass if I put more synthetic fert up front. Crop tends to catch up later on in the season once things warm up a bit
@janadixon_@WeedSmartAU Yes. Slashing a lot more, tackle some wild oats blowing in/ fire prevention. Residuals where it won’t affect trees etc new residuals when we get access may help with this, double knocking problem spots etc. single spraying some easy kill spots