Offer For Farmers and Resellers
We have feeds for Cows and other livestock's ( Polish Origin) shipping to any port CIF,
" Soya cake
' Rapeseed cake
' DDGS
' Some special mix for cow { Like rapeseed and soya cake plus 2% premix for cow } 60/40 proportion
High Quality Flour
' Wheat flour
'...
Written by Brian McDonnell from Agriland
The importance of the role of the legume plant known as the clover, is growing on Irish farms.
Legal requirements to reduce fertiliser usage, along with needs to reduce chemical fertiliser for environmental reasons – as well as holding forage...
I have quite a few youngsters help me at various times of year. Vet students, 15 year old work experience kids, ag college students, the odd NEET from the county council.
Most are ok, some are very good, some are muppets. However the thread that runs between nearly all the youngsters that are...
We are looking to expand our current enterprise, which we are farming around 280 ewes on rented/short term grazing lets. we have been trying top find more ground but its very hard to find and when you can find it, the ground is either too far away or too expensive and we seem to be hitting a...
I farm heavy silty clay with flints. No ditches, no land drains. Good strong wheat land, if unforgiving.
I've been trying to grow cover crops on and off for the last 9 yrs. With one exception, they have all been disastrous.
Summer cover crops in place of a spring crop, on the other hand, can...
Hello, I have a question about why nobody is using seeders like this in Europe, the UK, or the US, I can't find any seeders like this in those countries, in my country we are using seeders like this a lot almost every seeder are like this with single disc and I'm curious why is nobody using it...
Real challenge with massive rook population. They are smart and won’t stay if they sniff a gun about. We've had professional shooters in and they just don’t touch the population.
They decimate the cow tmr and any seed grain in the ground. Then they trample growing crops and strip grain. Bangers...
Written by Agriland Team from Agriland
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) in Northern Ireland recently announced that the prefix code on Northern Ireland livestock identification tags (ear tags) is set to change from ‘UK’ to ‘XI’ this year.
In response to...
Offer For Farmers and Resellers
We have feed for Cows and other livestock's
" Soya cake
' Rapeseed cake
' DDGS
' Some special mix for cow { Like rapeseed and soya cake plus 2% premix for cow } 60/40 proportion
High Quality Flour
' Wheat flour
' Corn Flour
Cereals
' Sunflower Seeds
'...
So historically spring barley is direct drilled here into a cover crop established with a cultivator in the autumn and sprayed off late February.
Records show our best yields come from a crop planted late February early March with later planted crops suffering in both reduced yield and higher N...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
The recent ZeroNSile webinar, hosted by AgriSearch, provided an overview of how best to establish productive red clover swards.
But, why should farmers opt to grow red clover swards in the first place? This was the first question addressed Dr. David...
Got a 20 acre field of WW destined for the whole crop pit that is a write off.
We can not grow a reliable crop of maize. (Tried for 3 years. got 1 good crop & 2 average ones )
Not sure ground is going to dry soon enough to get spring barley in. Still an option
Any other options to consider...
Starting a new thread because the other one has got too long to find any information within it.
So this AHL2 option in SFI looks ok initially but not so sure when you dig deeper. The aim is copied below and in the ‘how to do it’ section it says ‘It’s up to you how you complete this action, as...
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