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    Latest app gives farmers an insight into hybrid barley returns

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    By admin on August 24, 2018 Data, Technology, Uncategorized

    UK winter barley growers considering switching to a hybrid variety can use the “Hybrid Barley Calculator” to work out their potential return on investment when compared to a conventional variety, from Syngenta.

    Recently the cost of conventional barley seed has increased whilst the hybrid seed cost remains stable, this is reflected in the new app to give an accurate reflection of the current market. If you have ever considered growing a hyvido variety, 2018 is the year to do it, say Syngenta.

    Based on AHDB Recommended List yield data, the app allows users to select an appropriate grain price and region. In addition, other potential benefits of growing a hybrid, such as the value of extra black-grass suppression and the value of a yield boost in oilseed rape grown after a hybrid, can also be factored in, if relevant.

    In addition, OSR drilling has been postponed for 2019 harvest meaning some growers may have missed their drilling window. For growers considering alternative cropping, hyvido remains a good option. Across 3 years of trials we have consistently seen hybrid barley’s ability to yield even when drilled into early-November. We would recommend increasing seed rate to 250 seeds/m2 in a late drilling situation to improve establishment.

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