Lodging (stalks falling over)
Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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What causes Lodging (stalks falling over)?
Heavy winds, rains, or over-fertilization cause the tall oat stalks to bend or snap at the base, making harvest difficult.
How to treat Lodging (stalks falling over)
Carefully bundle and tie the fallen stalks together using jute twine to keep the grain heads off the wet soil.
How to prevent Lodging (stalks falling over)
Avoid heavy compost applications. Grow in clusters in deep pots so the root systems anchor firmly.
Crops commonly affected
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