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Started by sutton girl, October 05, 2007, 15:57:48

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sutton girl

Hi do's an7yone know what whie crops are  it say on the allotment rule's that we cannot plant white crops in the same place the next year i dont know what the are do's anyone know please
Sue

sutton girl

Sue

RosieMcPosie

I 'THINK'  ??? WHITE CROPS MEAN GREEN MANURES...
ANYONE ELSE?
proud owner of a lottie since August 2007!

Barnowl

Wouldn't  onions/leeks/garlic be more likely - to help prevent any build up of white rot / other allium diseases?

Pumper

My time to chuck MY spanner in the works...
I understood White Crops to be cereals; such as oats, barley, wheat, maize, etc.

RosieMcPosie

doh!  :-\ it was just a guess...
proud owner of a lottie since August 2007!

caroline7758

Best ask whoever wrote the rules! ;D

Barnowl


sarah

i've never heard of white crops.

OllieC

It's something they've made up. Or someone has something against white beetroot!

Eristic

Under the recently introduced veg Discrimination Act it is now illegal to discriminate or segregate Vegetables on grounds of their colour. You have been warned.

SnooziSuzi

Maybe it's all of this home improving that's leaked out onto gardens and it would just upset their inner chi / feng shui / sense of colour balance?

;D
SnooziSuzi
Acting my shoe size, not my age!

sutton girl

p/s that's whaty it says on our allotment agreement.
Sue

asbean

ask the person who wrote the rules - I've never heard of white crops  ??? ??? ??? ???
The Tuscan Beaneater

Robert_Brenchley

I tried google, and found nothing apart from clothes.

silverbirch

I found this one

2. White Straw Crops
These are wheat, barley and oats; and are exhaustive cash crops which encourage grass weeds.  Continuous cropping of them encourages eye-spot, take-all and nematodes.
http://www.abdn.ac.uk/~ltu005/webcase/data/WheatBrae/ICM/02/00.html


but seems strange on an allotment!!

sutton girl

Thank i think i understand is it a bit like crop rotation?
Sue

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