Crop Watch: Still too warm for propyzamide sprays in bonfire week
Aphids continue to be found in cereal crops as mild conditions persist, with forward barley crops showing signs of mildew.
Bonfire night typically occurs when soils become cold enough for propyzamide applications to oilseed rape, but this autumn has been unusual, and patience may be necessary.
Despite initial concerns, the past four weeks have been kind, with most fields drilled and crops growing, including in tricky areas. The mild period has led to excellent growth, but also brought unwelcome pests like aphids, which are easily found in cereal crops.
Surprisingly, I am not eating my words yet and it has been a kind four weeks since I last wrote.
Author's summary: Unconventional autumn weather affects crop growth.
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