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By growing forage crops farmers automatically benefit from mixed forage diets to help increase animal intakes, ensure optimum rumen stability and improve feed utilisation.
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The most challenging factors in managing a new grass reseed are based around weed control and pest control.
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There are a number of key factors to establishing a successful reseed, and the first step is to have a planned approach.
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Forecasting the expected date of harvest is important in planning the rotation and remaining compliant with regulations.
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Maize silage is a high energy starch-rich palatable feed ideal for ruminant rations. It is a reliable and consistent forage, which helps support high levels of animal performance.
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According to a report by Michael Hennessy, Teagasc, sub-optimal soil fertility is probably the core reason that target silage yields and digestibility are not achieved on many farms.
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Autumn the ideal time to carry out soil testing and analyse swards before autumn reseeding or winter crop sowings take place.
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