The crop looks OK in the photo. It's growing fast, but some plants are a lot smaller than others and I'm starting to see a little yellowing between the veins on the leaves.
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Hi R
the yellowing doesn't look good, and your N is very low? When you apply urea it will take a few weeks to become available. That suggets you should be chucking the stuff around now! ciao
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