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Adare, Co. Limerick. Ireland. Tel: +353 61 396176 Email: info@samco.ie Web: www.samco.ie

SAMCO SYSTEM SAMCO Machine Maize Varieties Weed Control Film Type Seed bed Preparation Soil Fertility Samco Machine Operator

SAMCO SYSTEM

Temperature in Bare Ground

Temperature under Film

Young plants under Film

Effect of plastic mulch on soil temperature in 2002-04

Growth Rate Chart

Plants starting to break through the Film

Plants breaking through the Film

Plants 10 weeks after sowing

No Film Vs With Film

SAMCO SYSTEM SAMCO Machine Maize Varieties Weed Control Film Type Seed bed Preparation Soil Fertility Samco Machine Operator

Samco Machine

2 Row Machine

4 Row Machine

6 Row Machine

Maize Varieties SAMCO SYSTEM SAMCO Machine Weed Control Film Type Seed bed Preparation Soil Fertility Samco Machine Operator

Maize Variety Trials

Sowing of Trial Plots

Every Season & Soil Type Variety Monitoring Every Season & Soil Type

Variety Strength break through the Film

Incorrect Variety unable to break through the Film SAMCO SYSTEM

Plants evenly through the Film

Health Crop during the summer months

Cob Maturity = High Value Energy Feed

Recommended Varieties for: Region Soil Types Feeding System

Mature Cob in September with Green Health Plant 28

Weed Control SAMCO SYSTEM SAMCO Machine Maize Varieties Film Type Seed bed Preparation Soil Fertility Samco Machine Operator

Pre Emergence Weed Control

Weed Control Selection

Herbicide only applied Under the Film at the time of sowing

Difficult to control Weeds Poor Soil Preparation Difficult to control Weeds 33

WEEDS REDUCE YIELD Weed Control Trials Litres per Hectare Time of Sowing Weed Type & Population WEEDS REDUCE YIELD

Film Type SAMCO SYSTEM SAMCO Machine Maize Varieties Weed Control Seed bed Preparation Soil Fertility Samco Machine Operator

SAMCO SYSTEM

Film Type and Design for Different Climates and Soil Types

SAMCO SYSTEM

Film Testing Trial Plots

Monitoring and Recording Plots

Film Degradation on Trial Plots 7 weeks after Sowing

Film Degradation on Trial Plots after Harvest

Film Degradation

Film Degradation after Harvest

Seed bed Preparation SAMCO SYSTEM SAMCO Machine Maize Varieties Weed Control Film Type Seed bed Preparation Soil Fertility Samco Machine Operator

Good Vs Poor Soil Preparation

Good Film Coverage at the Edges

Soil Compaction = Poor Crop

Sub Soil Compaction on Clay Land Poor Water Drainage over the Winter 50

Opens & Dries the Soil over the Winter Sub Soil Cultivation Opens & Dries the Soil over the Winter 51

Soil Fertility SAMCO SYSTEM SAMCO Machine Maize Varieties Weed Control Film Type Seed bed Preparation Soil Fertility Samco Machine Operator

Effect of Soil Temperature on P Soil Temp. Celsius Rel. Availability of P (%) 13 31 % 16 43 % 18 73 % 21 100 %

pH Effect on P Availability Soil pH P Availability (%) 5 23 % 6 46 % 6.5 92 % 7 100 % 8 61 %

SAMCO SYSTEM Samco Machine Operator SAMCO Machine Maize Varieties Weed Control Film Type Seed bed Preparation Soil Fertility Samco Machine Operator

Operator Responsibilities Knowing when NOT to Work Chemical Mixing : Correct Rates Chemical Application : Nozzle positions Seed Placement : Depth and Spacing Film Laying : Depth of Soil on the Sides of the Film. Tightness of the Film over the Soil. Knowing when NOT to Work 56

Systems of Feeding Maize Forage Maize Grain Maize Ground Ear Maize 57

Harvesting Forage Maize in September 58

Mature Cobs for Grain Maize or GEM 59

Combining Moist Grain Maize @30% 60

Crimp and Storage of Moist Grain Maize 61

Harvesting Ground Ear Maize with Forage Harvester and Stripper Header 62

Ground Ear Maize GEM @ 55% DM, 50% Starch, 12Ton DM/Ha 63

Conclusions for Friesland Benefits of Maize with Film in Friesland Later Maturing Varieties for Higher Yield Chemical Choice for Weed Types Ground Preparation in Time Use of Faster Degradation Film Soil Fertility and Type of Soils Benefits of Maize with Film in Friesland High Energy Farm Grown Crop Every Year Reduce Bought In Forage Inputs Earlier Harvest Grass or Winter Crop can be Established Use of Quality Maize in the Animals Diet 64