Is there anything that can be sprayed on hailed lentils to help them recover? I seem to remember someone making some claims of really saving a crop. Molasses ?? I saw a trial on wheat and peas to try and help them recover from hail but it was not economically viable.
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Well they might recover enough that you might cut them for feed or something but have never heard of a chemical that would bring them back.Originally posted by Ooofty View PostIs there anything that can be sprayed on hailed lentils to help them recover? I seem to remember someone making some claims of really saving a crop. Molasses ?? I saw a trial on wheat and peas to try and help them recover from hail but it was not economically viable.
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So many factors. Weather after the hail, how much hail damage,
Disease, crop stage, disease obviously major issue. Fungicide?
Liquid phos kugler health may work?
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I would consider a product like this ...Originally posted by Ooofty View PostIs there anything that can be sprayed on hailed lentils to help them recover? I seem to remember someone making some claims of really saving a crop. Molasses ?? I saw a trial on wheat and peas to try and help them recover from hail but it was not economically viable.

Both Alpine and Kugler products will help as well.
But Releaf has had much better bang for you buck in a hail situation.
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Priaxor Fungicide for Desease control In lentils:Originally posted by sumdumguy View PostThey should be young enough to recover on their own if the stems aren’t too scarred. We’ve had major hail and lentils came back early in season but fungicide might keep the disease out of them. Peas don’t take hail as well as lentils.
Anthracnose (Colletotrichum truncatum), ascochyta blight (Ascochyta lentis), suppression of gray mold (Botrytis cinerea) and white mold (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum)
See Label for rates,
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