Spring arable nutrition of wheat and other winter crops

Spring arable nutrition of wheat and other winter crops

Once winter cereals begin spring regrowth then that momentum needs to be maintained by making sure all the required nutrients are available when the crop needs them.

Topics covered include

  • Thoughts on soil nitrogen status and its impact on spring growth
  • Planning spring nitrogen according to different plant populations in cereals
  • Influence of the oilseed canopy on nitrogen recommendations
  • An update on Spring P&K
  • Importance of early micronutrients for energising early growth and grain number manipulation

Available live and then afterwards as an on-demand recording

The live webinar took place on Tuesday 2nd February 2021 but don't worry if you are registering after the day as the webinar is still available on-demand to watch as a recording.

Presenters

Mark Tucker
Mark Tucker,
Head of Agronomy
Natalie Wood
Natalie Wood
Arable Agronomist

 

Host

Eva Ross
Eva Ross
Yara
Head of Marketing

Advice on the spring arable nutrition of winter cereals

Advice on the spring arable nutrition of winter cereals
In this webinar, Natalie Wood gives advice on the nutritional requirements of winter cereals as they begin spring regrowth.

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