Producer Brett Hazelden
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
Everything should dissolve with the exception of the JS mix. So it can go out through the the boom spray but you see a lot of people put it through a 100 micron filter from a dissolving tank.
part of the reason I bought the T&F as it uses a trash pump, that helps mix and dissolve with no filters and a 3mm spray orifice. Removes the majority…
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
This is the Tow and Fert spraying out at Kate and Lloyds farm. Gets about a 8-10m width.
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
Hello All
Touch wood I’ve had no red legs (yet!!)
About 3-4 weeks after seeding (30 April) I put out the following mix
Per 500 litre tank load = covers 2-3ha with the Tow and Fert
Fish Hydrolysate 35 litres (brewed on farm)
JS mix 8kg (made on farm and ~8 months old)
Seaweed solid extract 850g (Soil Dynamics)
Fulvic Acid Powder 1.5kg…
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
At a guess I would go say 5 litres/ ha of each
It was in a John Kempf book that I don’t have on me currently
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
I haven’t tried this but apparently a mix of milk and molasses diluted in water and sprayed out over the area might do the trick.
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Reply to When to start grazing the green?
Hey Kate.
We run out of hay and silage next week, so we will be onto the new pastures 5 weeks post seeding instead of my preferred 6 weeks. We also have a mix of pastures with some already at 2500kg/ha and looking good, but others only at around 1500kg/ha. Our various brassicas, radish, mustards, vetch, clover etc aren’t going to like the…
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Reply to Sourcing fishmeal for hydrolysate production
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WA Bait in O’Connor do a seconds mullies trap bait. They are a whole soft fish so better than heads in terms of quality. They are mullies that have gone on the floor and may have metal in the mix so not good to go through a mincer. That said they break down well in a barrel of hydrolysate. They are between $2-3 /kg for 20kg boxes. 08 9314…
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Brett Hazelden posted an update 9 months ago
Well I was doing some reading on the weekend over the link between plant health and pests, which in summary said insects generally only eat unhealthy plants, leaving the strong ones to thrive.
Then I looked at my garden and saw two little grass hoppers nibbling away at some leaves that came off second best during the recent heatwaves. Notice…
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That’s interesting. Will have to take more notice
Of bugs and plants.
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Cleaning up the rubbish!
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Reply to Where does everyone source their Fulvic acid and trace minerals?
I get the Fulvic and humic from Nutrien in Margs.
The trace elements and other nutrients I’ve been buying the Campbells brand from E E Muirs and Son Perth but the is a Manjimup store too.
https://www.campbellsfert.com.au/distribution/
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Geoff- I have stuck with using the 20kg drums to make it a bit easier. All I could suggest is a hand drum pump. There are different versions for fuel, oil, chemicals etc. but the viscosity will be the key driver
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