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DEFRA forced to reduce NVZ restrictions

DEFRA forced to reduce NVZ restrictions THE government has unveiled a 9% reduction in farmland under restriction to reduce nitrogen loss from agriculture to water.

Read more | Comments (0) | May 10 2010

Livestock producers urged to make grassland their priority in 2010

Livestock producers urged to make grassland their priority in 2010 PRODUCTIVE grassland is key to the success of any beef or sheep enterprise, but many livestock farmers are still failing to achieve the highest levels of output.

Read more | Comments (0) | May 04 2010

Financial benefits of good soil structure and grassland management

Financial benefits of good soil structure and grassland management METHODS and advice to improve production from grass and how to get the most out of slurry were covered at Langhorn Farm, near Egremont, with demonstrations of a sub-soiler, aerator, over-seeder, fertiliser drill and slurry injector.

Read more | Comments (0) | May 01 2010

Tracking grass growth for better returns

Tracking grass growth for better returns THE variable growth pattern of grass in England makes it very tricky for beef and sheep producers to manage.

Read more | Comments (0) | April 28 2010

Now is decision time for reseeding

Now is decision time for reseeding THAT was the message to come out of a Reseeding Day at Harper Adams last week which marked the launch of the new Recommended Grass and Clover Lists for 2010.

Read more | Comments (0) | April 27 2010

Performance Grants - April Update

Performance Grants - April Update PERFORMANCE Grant applications are on the increase as more livestock programme plans on cattle, sheep, pig and poultry farms reach fruition.

Read more | Comments (0) | April 23 2010

Grass quality, not yield, key to silage making

Grass quality, not yield, key to silage making THE most important aspect in making high quality silage is the quality of the grass at harvesting, says Dave Davies of Ibers and the Silage Advisory Centre (SilAC).

Read more | Comments (0) | April 19 2010

The Professional Agricultural Analysis Group boosts confidence in soil testing

The Professional Agricultural Analysis Group boosts confidence in soil testing FARMERS can use soil analysis results for phosphate, potash, magnesium and pH with renewed confidence to decide on fertiliser applications thanks to recent evidence that laboratory practices are fit for purpose and closely aligned.

Read more | Comments (0) | April 16 2010

Soil should be a focal point for every farming enterprise

Soil should be a focal point for every farming enterprise SOIL is often taken for granted as a resource on livestock farms when it really should be treated as a key input that lies at the root of livestock performance. 

Read more | Comments (0) | April 15 2010

Integrate silage making carefully with grazing

Integrate silage making carefully with grazing WITH cereal and straw rations offering particularly attractive current winter beef and sheep feeding options, grazing livestock producers across the country should think more about how much silage they need rather than how much they can make this season.

Read more | Comments (0) | April 13 2010

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