Spring Nutrition Strategy 2023

Our Spring Nutrition Strategy Webinar is now available to watch. Natalie Wood, Yara’s Agronomy Operations Manager covers the following topics:

  • Economics – How do they differ now?
  • Excess winter rainfall
  • Using nutrition to combat the impact of winter weather
  • Atfarm

Spring Nutrition Strategy

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Recent arable agronomy webinars

Nitrogen price - How does it affect you?
In this webinar, Yara UK's Head of Agronomy, Mark Tucker is joined by Natalie Wood Yara's arable agronomist and Philip Cosgrave Yara's grassland agronomist to discuss how to maximize your return on investment and respond to the price of nitrogen for next years arable and grass crop.
How does crop nutrition influence oilseed establishment
In this webinar, Natalie Wood is joined by Sarah Kendall from ADAS to discuss how to achieve successful oilseed establishment from the basic principles through to autumn nutrition
New season nitrogen - What to grow and how to grow it?
In this webinar, Natalie Wood is joined by James Webster from AHDB and will be doing a full rundown of everything you need to know about nutrition planning for next season

Grassland agronomy advice

The latest grassland fertiliser and nutrition advice from the Yara agronomists.

Cows in a field
Spring Grassland Fertiliser Update
How are your plans looking for the grass season ahead? The focus in January should be on planning for spring grazing and 1st cut silage.
Two cows in a field
To Graze or not to Graze Winter Swards
A two year study by AFBI in Northern Ireland by Dr Aimee Craig and Dr Conrad Ferris was set up to examine the impact on silage quality and subsequent cow performance of using sheep to graze winter swards.
Two farmers walking through spring barley field
Planning for Spring Success
As the saying goes: A failure to plan is planning to fail! This is true at any time but especially so at the moment, with input prices so high, utility bills increasing and an uncertain economic climate, planning for things that you can control is absolutely essential, and it doesn’t need to be complicated.
Farmer on a quad bike driving within grassland field
Benefit from applying lime to grassland now
It might surprise you to know that two thirds of all grassland soil samples received by the lab have a soil pH which is too low, but it's never too late to correct this with lime
Farmer in a field with cows in the background
Grassland Fertiliser advice for September
With above average grass growth rates across the country, the focus should be on making the most of this grass as we enter September.
Farmer feeding hay to cows in a farm
Reduce the fire risk around hay
In hot, dry conditions farmers face increased fire risk, especially across the first six weeks after hay baling.
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