NFCTipple, Agronomic Information, Cereals, Syngenta Seeds

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Agronomic information
NFC Tipple is a relatively short and very stiff variety with excellent resistance to lodging and brackling. NFC Tipple has similar maturity to Optic.

Growth habit
Early spring: Semi prostrate
Tillering ability: Medium-High
Maturity: Medium-Late (Optic type)

Drilling dates
Suitability for early drilling: Good
Suitability for late drilling (April): Good
Optimum drilling date: February to March (Scotland). January to February (England).

Recommended sowing rates
Seed rates are dependent on soil conditions at the time of drilling. The more difficult the environment, the higher the seed rate must be to compensate for potential plant loss.

NFC Tipple is a very adaptable and robust variety which suits many field situations. Syngenta trial results confirm that in good conditions there are no detrimental effects to NFC Tipple’s yield or grain quality by altering seed rates.

The table below shows the number of seeds per square metre that should be planted in good conditions. These figures should always be used in conjunction with the thousand grain weight of the seed.

Nitrogen application

This advice is for guidance purposes only. You must work with your agronomist when calculating nitrogen rates and timings, taking into consideration end market requirements and the fertility of the field. You should also work within any Defra guidelines/restrictions.

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