The dry weather has provided more opportunities to catch up on spraying than usual, which is good for grass weed control and possibly BYDV.
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Beet crops need boron and fungicide at this time of the year, especially after the summer drought just gone by.
On this week’s management notes we look at beet and beans, as well as catch crop planting deadlines.
This week, Conor Kehoe talks to farmers in Cork, Tyrone and Dublin as temperatures return to normal and harvest nears.
Many spring barley crops are now at the final fungicide stage and in current weather conditions will need an application soon.
Met Éireann has forecast unsettled weather for the weekend, with rain or showers each day, along with breezy conditions at times.
This week, Conor Kehoe talks to farmers in Cork, Dublin and Tyrone as farmers got spraying done before the rain returned.
The sunshine last week has sent crops flying through the growth stages. When the rains Stops the sprayers will be out.
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