Tillage: Managing winter cereal crops over the coming days
Critically important management decisions must be taken where the management of winter cereal crops is concerned over the coming days...
Source: agriland.ie
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Research: Carbon footprint of Irish oat crops extremely low
Recent trial work carried out by Teagasc has confirmed that the carbon footprint of Irish oat crops is extremely low.
Source: agriland.ie
Why tillage farmers are sticking to Plan A for now ?— with beans a hot topic
The frustration amongst tillage farmers at recent discussion group meetings is palpable.
Source: independent.ie
Making best use of nitrogen on winter crops
Teagasc is categorising its recommendations regarding nitrogen which is applied to winter crops in ways that reflect current plant numbers.
Source: agriland.ie
Tillage: Managing winter cereal crops in 2024
Agronomists are indicating that it may be more economic to manage thin winter cereal crops with reduced inputs
Michael Hennessy Ciaran Collins Teagasc Crops Knowledge Transfer Department Department Of Agriculture Basic Income Support Straw Incorporation Measure
Source: agriland.ie
Growers advised to use plant counts for winter cereals
Agronomists are indicating that it may be more economic to manage thin winter cereal crops with reduced inputs
Ciaran Collins Michael Hennessy Teagasc Crops Knowledge Transfer Department Department Of Agriculture Basic Income Support Straw Incorporation Measure
Source: agriland.ie
Tillage update: Some farmers face bare patches in fields
Teagasc advisors are indicating that most tillage farmers will stick with the winter crops that they already have in the ground.
Source: agriland.ie
Cereal woes force tillage rethink
Cereal woes force tillage rethink - 17 January 2024
Source: farmersjournal.ie
How farmers can plan for the tillage year ahead
Planning for the tillage year ahead is an obvious priority at this time for those farmers committed to growing crops
Source: agriland.ie
Tillage 2023: Why the principle of 'spreading risk' won out last year
It’s now evident that tillage farmers who took the decision of ‘spreading risk’ across their businesses fared much better than other growers
Source: agriland.ie