Crops & Grassland

19 November 2020

Sharing the concept of flowering strips and the research at the Strategic Farms

18 November 2020

A discussion of the trials and demonstrations at on each of AHDB's Strategic Farms

17 November 2020

Hear about the cover ans catch crop trials at the Strategic Farms

23 October 2020

Contractors like big kit. Modern forage harvesters, therefore, can clear huge amounts of grass leading to greater efficiency and a better cost structure. But this can also lead to poor consolidation at the clamp if loads are heavy and delivered too quickly within a given hour.

23 October 2020

To protect quality silage this winter – and feed it efficiently – Dr George Fisher of CF Fertilisers stresses the key message is simply to keep it clean. This reduces spoilage and wastage and basically involves cutting the clamp face cleanly, keeping it tidy, and getting rid of any bad silage. Remove spills often and clean out troughs and feed passages routinely.

23 October 2020

Silage clamps should ideally be tested every four weeks over winter to maintain ration consistency for high-yielding herds. Even grass that is properly clamped averages 12% losses in dry matter over time, which affects intakes.

21 October 2020

PhD students hopes to solve big production challenges through better understanding the most powerful molecule in nature – DNA.

11 January 2021

Join us for the latest webinar in our Monitor Farm Mondays series, where we will be discussing how to prepare for the Environmental Land Management Scheme (ELMS).

25 January 2021

Join us for the latest webinar in our Monitor Farm Mondays series, where we will be discussing rotation planning.

1 February 2021

Join us for the latest webinar in our Monitor Farm Mondays series, where we will be discussing planning a fungicide strategy.

8 February 2021

Join us for the latest webinar in our Monitor Farm Mondays series, where we will be discussing crop nutrition.

15 February 2021

Join us for the latest webinar in our Monitor Farm Mondays series, where we will be discussing the importance of having a long term, proactive grain marketing plan.

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