We top-dress our winter crops with urea at this time of year, just before rain (or during rain as was the case yesterday) as it is water soluble, and no, it doesn't smell. However poultry manure, which is what we use as our main fertiliser, does smell.....
A top temperature of 16°C yesterday, so not exactly warm! But we will take all the rain, misty weather we can get at the moment. The outlook for our spring is not very good, so any rain is very welcome.
It looks a very grey day. Did any moisture fall from the sky? And I love that green. So much. Not a shade we see much of here.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful grey day! Yes, we had 10mm rain which was very, very welcome.
DeleteLooks wonderfully green!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a very nice shade of green - one that we would like to see more of!
DeleteThe new tractor in action?
ReplyDeleteNo, not a new tractor.
DeleteDoes that top dressing smell? Not sure what the farmers close to us use but the smell is quite strong ! Great shot.
ReplyDeleteWe top-dress our winter crops with urea at this time of year, just before rain (or during rain as was the case yesterday) as it is water soluble, and no, it doesn't smell. However poultry manure, which is what we use as our main fertiliser, does smell.....
DeleteIt has a sort of misty, chilly feel to it...is it at all chilly?
ReplyDeleteA top temperature of 16°C yesterday, so not exactly warm! But we will take all the rain, misty weather we can get at the moment. The outlook for our spring is not very good, so any rain is very welcome.
DeleteI grew up in a farming area in the UK - I like seeing the differences and similarities between what I see on your blog and what I remember.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Jakarta (for this week!)
Looks beautiful with a truck in middle of the green field...
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