Topical Tips – Planning for harvest
As we approach harvest and consider the best way to preserve combined cereals or pulses, knowing the moisture content accurately is critically important to ensure that the preservative selected is suitable for the crop at that moisture.
Learn moreCrop Protect
A VERSATILE GRAIN PROTECTANT Prevents contamination from insects and retains the quality of stored grains.
Learn moreNo waste on Ship-Shape Scottish Farm
A Scottish dairy producer has lifted yields by 1,000 litres and seen milk from forage peak at 5,000 litres by radically improving his grass and wholecrop silage.
Learn moreNew research confirms some silage additives are no better than untreated control
New research carried out by an independent silage researcher has shown that silage additives containing heterofermentative bacteria produce maize silage which is no better than that conserved without any additive at all.
Learn moreSaving Time and Workload with Precision-Milled Ration
When you are buying forward stores – bringing cattle on to the farm at 18 months or more and selling everything to slaughter little more than three months later – your focus has to be on achieving rapid growth and well-finished carcasses from a cost-effective ration.
Learn moreConnecting these words can be a game-changer
Each one of the five words on this Scrabble board represents a vital stage in successful home-grown feed preservation
and processing.
The Benefits of Beans
Beans are becoming an important source of protein in more crop rotations and getting the agronomy right is key to consistent performance. Todd Jex from Agrii gives his insights for success.
Learn moreTaking control of what comes in…and what goes out
Wagyu cattle and home-grown feeds have helped a Durham family side-step market prices and turn the fortunes of their livestock and arable farm.
Learn moreGrain processing range strengthened with Rivakka equipment
In order to maintain and strengthen our market-leading position and respond to the diverse and evolving requirements of our farmers and contractors, we are delighted to have added a full range of equipment from Rivakka.
Learn more10 tips for silage success
10 tips for silage success: Allow time after nitrogen (N) application before cutting. A new perennial ryegrass sward can utilise 2.5kg/ha/day of N, so have an idea of the time required for N to be taken up, although this will be weather-dependent.
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