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FARM UPDATE 155 GENE EDITING IN ARABLE CROPS, HOEING SUGAR BEET, A BAYER AWARD & FREEBIES
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2023
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Side hoeing root crops memories. One tractor drive ( grey fergie ) one sat on seat on hoe steering it 5 rows at a time and duck foot inter row cultivation
And hand hoeing the entire crop between the plants too.
@@matthewhodder3029 yes done that and on hands and knees singling sugar beet and other root crops happy days when there was a gang of you going across a field
I did that as well ………. a few years ago!!!
Good evening Andrew. Your comment regarding inter row cultivation and the following boost in growth is interesting as a local large scale vegetable grower has discontinued from using herbicides and changed to inter row cultivating for the majority of its crops because of the better growth and I think reduced costs. The crops are grown mainly with min till. techniques.
I spent many enjoyable days in the 1960s cultivating winter cauliflowers with a mid mounted cultivator fitted to an Aliss Chalmers model B in the school summer holidays.
I’m wondering if we need to start using a band sprayer again.
I forgot to say…. in an earlier video, 153 I think you showed us the sprayed of strip around the field boundary, very impressed with that! I remember a farmer called Peter Hepworth advocating something similar but he was spraying out entire hedge bottoms!!
Your approach is spot on, and very sympathetic to the wildlife. Well done
I remember Peter, he used to write in FW regularly. They are really good at keeping the crop from getting contaminated with grasses.
Always learn from your updates. I can remember driving a grey fergy with steerage hoe attached at Barns farm Caythorpe Heath back in the early 60s 🚜🚜
Those were the days!
Thank You for another great video, interesting stuff about gene editing, there was an issue with the sound but that was through tv. I listened to it again with iPad which was better.
I didn’t realise the background chatter was so intrusive until I got home. I would of re recorded it outside the marquee if I’d known at the time.
A very interesting subject, but lost due to sound quality please, please Andrew work on the sound. Generally a very educating channel i was a non arable stock person but not to old to learn at 75 yrs look forward to each one.
The background chatter didn’t sound as loud at the time and I didn’t realise it was obtrusive until I got home. If I knew it was so loud I would of re recorded it outside the Bayer marquee.
Excellent video another day of learning new things Thanks very much for posting.
Really interesting interview with Mark about GE, I've learnt a lot, good update as always Mr Ward.
Another interesting update. Thanks Andrew.
Always impressed by how a crop jumps once you run a hoe through.
Nice job on the hoeing. Row crop cultivation as we call it in the USA, I think needs to make a comeback here as well. Weeds are getting tougher and as you say there is a nitrogen benefit. My grandfather used a front mount cultivator and had track busters on the rear.
It was a contractor so we had what he got but he did a cracking job.
Another great blog Andrew thanks for taking the time to do it 👍
I was wondering if you are a significant person in the NFU and if not would you want to go down that route? You seem to have a solid stance on farming and promoting the benefits of having home produced crops and the mix between protection for wildlife, but also the ability for farmers to function.
I am Lincolnshire’s NFU representative on National Council so have a role already but it is out there on social media that Olly, Martin Williams and myself are considering going for the top jobs.
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard wow the dream team. You just then need to persuade the government that farm land is for farming and not for the middle class to feel better about themselves
Morning Andrew,
GM had (and maybe still does) a lot of opposition from activists. Is this the case with GE or are people largely accepting of the advances and advantages now?
A fascinating insight as usual because you address the issues and not just the tractors and machinery.
Cheers
The activists don’t like GE either because they say it’s the same as GM, which you heard Mark say, it’s miles apart from GM.
great stuff
Great video Andrew
It always used to amaze me how the beet used to grow after tractor hoeing them, I never understood the scientific reason for it, so thank you for that Andrew , I do wonder if with all the technology today whether it could be worked out if it would be cost effective to hoe them these days ?? just a thought
We did it because of the weeds not controlled by the lady herbicide. We only hoed the headlands at the Heath so it’ll be easy to see if it’s made any difference to the beet size.
Love a Bayer freebie! I need some socks from Ellie’s colleague down here!
You need to get on to them, they have boxes full!😂👍
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard it’s alright I know someone!
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Great video again, the hoeing works a treat. Loving the different dialects....wizzing up is new to me.
Are the GE Cos like Bayer in comms with Scottish Govt? the tech should be available across the entire UK.
I’m not sure but yes, it should be available everywhere.
Hi Andrew, is there another aspect to the FieldView cloud base storage of your data where the Big Ag Corps are also able to freely see all users farm data and use it as they please, there's always a catch to these technologies. "Free stuff" isn't free.
We currently use Gatekeeper for field and crop records and they wanted to send our info to the chem manufacturers until a few of us kicked off. I’m not sure re Fieldview,
great vlog again,only where was the third star.....little franky
With Rhonda!
Hi Andrew
My grandfather referred to any type of tillage as steel manure
I noticed in a recent video you have sterile strips between field and margin to prevent spread of weeds. Is there a video of yours which explains how and when you establish/maintain these please? If not please could you give me some pointers with this? Have you made a hooded sprayer? I can see the value in it especially for the like of Brome encroaching and would like to give this a go
We have a 250 litre sprayer on the Polaris ATV with hooded nozzles. We don’t have a set time to do it, just when ever it’s not windy or the drift can make a right mess even with a curtain. I don’t have a video of it as Tom did it when I wasn’t around. We do still have the beet fields to do so will try to get some footage.
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard Thanks for yiour reply. I have a similar tank I never use so may get someone to adapt the boom for me. It looks very effective what youve shown 👍. Combining has helped the brome make its way from the fringe into the field proper, becomes a problem
The sprayer started off as a trailed Logic with a 6m boom we towed behind a quad. Then we got the Polaris and made the sprayer fit in the load deck. With the boom on a separate frame.
I've read a bit about Crispr-cas9, i'm not a fan , if somethings goes wrong theres potential for a big oops.
Hi ya Andrew, great crop of beet, for a late sown crop. Would it be fair to say the weed sprays for beet are getting weaker and weaker?
I’m not sure what it is but we struggle the bigger the weeds are. We’re looking at changing nozzles for the new sprayer.
Don't worry andrew, 11 thousand subscribers got your mobile number off narla's collar tag! With gene editing is it like a series of switches with in the plant? Say you could switch the flag leaf to boot sooner? Or increase root numbers to increase mineral take up? Or have i got that wrong? 😊
GE is like switches but not sure you could do that but the benefits to food production, wildlife and the environment are endless
Doesn’t matter his number being published. He never bloody answers it 😉🤣
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@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard I take its seed drilled, less faffing while its growing and then harvest.
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Do you know the cost difference between hoeing and spray ? GE conversation interesting.
Hoeing is costing us around £30/ha, most herb tank mixes are a fair bit more than that.
Good to see the hoe doing its job. Those rear rowcrop tyres haven't got many hours left in them, especially when carrying that hoe on the road.
No wheat today, but how do you manage not to have any scorching with the liquid nitrogen? I can't seem to avoid it.
We got a little the last application in early/mid May. Do you use dribble bars? I think they give less scorch. Also avoid wind, high temps, wet leaves.
Hi Andrew, thanks for your reply. I use Hardi 05 nozzles which give 5 overlapping streams. I try to do all those good things but always seem to have some scorching.
I wouldn’t be supervised if it’s not the nozzles, I’ve heard others say those scorch.
Thanks. Might have to try dribble bars, though I think they can be vulnerable when folding the booms.
Do you get any slug damage to leaves of sugar beet? Somethings been munching the leaves of mine, and unsure if its pigeons or slugs!
Slugs can have a munch, Skylarks also can have a chew. Rarely pigeons.
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard super thank you. Possibly an application of pellets is worthwhile? I’ll send some photos in the next day or two of how I’m getting on :)
Slugs are a menace and need controlling or they’ll eat you out of house and home! Yes, put a few down as a test under a plate or 12” square piece of board. Dead slugs under there in the first night, treat the rest.
Would love to see how you’re getting on.
@@WardysWaffleAndrewWard perfect very helpful thank you. I’ll try that :)
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Interesting topic ruined by the sound I am sad to say.
I hope Frankie got a ball to?
The background chatter didn’t sound as loud at the time and I didn’t realise it was obtrusive until I got home. If I knew it was so loud I would of re recorded it outside the marquee.
Frankie never plays with balls, she just chews holes in my socks! 😂
If you are a insomniac side hoeing is the best way to fall asleep I am not but still fell a sleep ?my father was not impressed
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Upstaged by Narla again😂
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hoe & grow the only criticism why no back wheel erasers , when i was horticulture many years ago working for my dad we used a DB D2 for the same job just not as large , and the neighbors many
had bean hoes and of cause many steerage house about and a few growers had ferguson folding weeders if cort at the right time used to to a useful job
Not sure, it was a local contractor doing it.
I really don't like the word trans with anything. Finding it a bit of a trigger word. 😊