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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...
Grass growth has being rampant over the last two weeks, surpassing demand and leaving many farms in a state of surplus. However, despite the ideal conditions for grass growth in mo...
Following a slow and wet start to the grass growing season, growth has now taken off like a rocket after the recent spell of good weather. The warm and sunny conditions have brough...
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...
Grass growth has taken off in the last week to 10 days, which has left many farms with an abundance of grass, but fertiliser application must be kept up to date. Grass growth is up...
Producers should ask what’s working and what needs to change now for the best possible grazing season.
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...
We have had plenty of rain so far this month, and now with a warm front rolling in, grass growth will be getting increasingly hard to manage. A lot of farms across the country are...
For some people, buying a 50 hectare block of land on a steep incline with no internal fencing or water points might seem like a left-field move. For Jess Collyer, it represented a...
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...
A lot of dry farms will be starting or will have already started their second rotation, meaning milk fat content may easily drop back again. With some good weather promised next we...
A significant number of farmers are now choosing new grass varieties on the basis on their disease resistance potential. This was one of the points highlighted at Northern Ireland’...
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...
Delaying grazing ensures bermudagrass thrives, improves forage yields, and strengthens drought resilience.
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...
Spring grazing is finally taking shape following a couple of good days of sun, and the good news is Met Éireann is forecasting the dry spell to extend right into next week. Up unti...
The whole spring grazing situation is still a mess after one of the wettest springs we have had in quite a while, with some farms on their second rotations while others are still s...
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...
Unsettled weather means spring grazing is still quite messy, but its important to push on as the risk of negative energy balances (NEB) rise. NEB is often an issue at this stage, a...
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...
The grass always looks greener on the other side of the fence; this old adage seems to be more true in the spring than at any other time of the year. Just because it's green, thoug...
By Chris McCullough Most dairy farmers have received that fateful call from neighbours, or indeed police, informing them the cows have broken out and are on the main road, or destr...
This has been a challenging year so far, with a prolonged winter, and rising energy and fertiliser costs, causing real pressure on margins. The temptation to pause planned improvem...
There remains huge opportunity on beef farms across Ireland to further improve grassland management and getting paddock size right is one of the key ways to achieve this. While con...
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