N.Ireland
Analysing herbage production and rectifying soil fertility
The grazing year is coming to a close and now that cows are gradually approaching the housing period, herbage production...
N.Ireland
The grazing year is coming to a close and now that cows are gradually approaching the housing period, herbage production...
Dairy
Late autumn / early winter is a good time to develop a plan to improve or maintain herbage production on...
N.Ireland
Soils are our most important resource, a reality that is rising in prominence as the world seeks to feed its...
N.Ireland
The Agri-Food and Biosciences’ Institute (AFBI) is confirming a 92% submission rate for the Soil Nutrient Health Scheme, courtesy of...
N.Ireland
Farmers are being asked to check for middens – tennis ball-sized plugs constructed by earthworms – when monitoring their soils....
Agri-Business
Northern Ireland's Department of Agriculture is working on plans to launch a £37 million five-year soil sampling scheme to improve...
Environment
Key target measures have been drafted as part of NI's new river basin management strategy to crack down on water...
Beef
Silage can never be as high a quality of forage as the grass from which it was initially made. and...
N.Ireland
Northern Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) is urging farmers to start sampling their soil now. Only...
Arable
Healthy soils are said to be the engine driving production on any farm; but just how much could poor soil...
Agri-Business
Farmers who own ground need to take more responsibility for maintaining land fertility, a senior agri-business manager has warned. Speaking...
N.Ireland
The Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) has launched a free soil sampling and analysis scheme, which is available to livestock...
Environment
Some of the most productive agricultural land in the UK is at risk of becoming unprofitable within a generation, according...
Environment
Lime is required on up to 65% of dairy farms, the statistic is a major concern as land is the...