Our chickpeas continue to grow. After 30mm last week, they are just starting to flower.
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Our chickpeas continue to grow. After 30mm last week, they are just starting to flower.
Those chickpeas are looking outstanding (some would say too good) The 800mm row spacing looks ideal for disease management. Could you guys send a bit of moisture our way when you get a chance as we have only had 25mm in the last 7 weeks and things are really on a knife edge in the Western Riverina.
Cheers
John
hi…
i am in indonesia. i am looking forward to plant chickpeas in here. here the climate is tropical humid climate, some are has windy climate so climate bit cooler.
is that potential for planting chickpeas?
i am very interesting for knowing how to plant the chickpeas and lentil.
what should i do?
thank you.
fr:
julius
Thanks for your question Julius. I dont know of any chickpeas or lentils suited to your climate, but keep researching – there must be some varieties for the tropics. Regards, David
Thanks for the comment, are the chickpeas and lentils planting in australia NOT suite planting here in tropic climate.
My friend regularly purchase chickpeas from ethiophia , the climate the is suit to plant chickpeas. if you have anything can help us, please email us at karya3tunggal@ymail.com
Thank you.
Julius
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