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With the silage cutting season gearing up, Teagasc shared important aspects to bear in mind to achieve quality silage. Tom Deane, adviser at Teagasc Tinahely, said: “In a year wher...
The hum of mowers is echoing across the country with many farmers knocking grass over the last week now that there is a bit of good weather. There is no doubt that there areplenty...
Agriland Media Group is pleased to collaborate with Ecosyl for a brand new series ahead of the upcoming silage season, to bring farmers and contractors tips on producing superior f...
With a high pressure forecast to roll in over the weekend, bringing with it spells of warm dry weather, there is bound to be a bit of grass knocked. A fair shot of silage has alrea...
A national survey has highlighted the value Irish dairy farmers place on forage and the scope for producers to make financial gains by using a proven silage additive. 250 farmers t...
In this instalment of the ‘Steps to Superior Silage Series’, Dr. Adrienne Kerley, Volac’s Research and Development Technical Manager for Forage, looks in further detail at the scie...
Agriland Media Group and Ecosyl are collaborating on a brand new series ahead of the upcoming silage season, to bring farmers and contractors tips on producing superior fodder. In...
Corn milling co-product has feeding value for beef cattle industry but may provide less energy if replacing corn in diet.
Getting high-quality silage starts with two key factors: clean swards; and efficient nitrogen use. Combining Casper for weed control and Vixeran for nitrogen optimisation addresses...
The majority of farms are currently grazing covers of grass that are too high, according to Teagasc. In the latest newsletter update from the Grass10 initiative, Teagasc reminded f...
Heightened fertiliser and fuel costs will see silage production costs on farms rise this year, Teagasc has warned. Grassland researcher at Teagasc Grange, Dr. Peter Doyle, gave a b...
Dr. Adrienne Kerley, Volac’s Research and Development Technical Manager for Forage, provides some tips on clamping and baling grass, and when to use additives, in this final instal...
Make first cutting in May in Missouri for best quality.
Producers should ask what’s working and what needs to change now for the best possible grazing season.
With May just around the corner and the weather finally starting to take a turn for the better, it’s time to start looking ahead to the silage season. A lot of farms will have stru...
The arrival of the current spell of warm, dry weather has farmers across the country anxious to take advantage of the conditions to secure a cut of silage. However, the late spring...
Silage season may be just around the corner, but many farmers at Ballinasloe Mart in Co. Galway were speaking more about rising costs than rising grass this week. With the governme...
Agriland Media Group is delighted to be partnering with Ecosyl for a brand new series ahead of the upcoming silage season, to bring farmers and contractors tips on producing superi...
Researchers have analyzed the biomass and nutritional value of grasses and legumes for grazing dairy cattle, growing in agrivoltaics fields. The results showed that forage quality...
AgriLife Research determines practice is highly dependent on dormant-season moisture availability The post Pasture cropping may improve soil health and forage quality appeared firs...
A southern Wisconsin farmer says his first crop of alfalfa won’t break any production records. Doug Rebout is packing the bunk at his family farm near Janesville, and tells Brownfi...
Learn how to manage fertilizer efficiently during high prices and drought with soil testing, planning, and strategic use.
Co. Down arable farmer, Allan Chambers, dedicates one third of his 360ac farm to forage maize production on an annual basis. It is the only ‘spring crop’ grown within the business....
Advances in cattle genetics and management improve marbling, yield, and revenue, creating opportunities for producers and packers.
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