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We're at the point in the year when our grass growth curve traditionally begins its descent, however, in the short-term there are no signs of a reduction in growth.
The question of feeding meal to calves came up in conversation at a number of discussion group meetings lately. Aidan Brennan questions if it is necessary.
Matthew Halpin goes through the steps involved in completing an e-Profit Monitor and outlines the importance of evaluating your farm's financial performance.
Completing a profit monitor is one of the first steps in driving efficiency changes on your farm. Adam Woods takes a look at the profit monitor process.
Metaldehyde is an important input in agricultural systems. It is said to only affect molluscs, is nearly 100 years old, has no risk of resistance and was originally used as an energy source.