Grass growth map - to benchmark production

The latest grass growth figures calculated using grass covers recorded on farms throughout the country in the past seven days.

More grassland agronomy advice

The latest grassland nutrition advice from the Yara agronomists.

Fertilization strategies – which to adopt?

Farming strategies and nutrient supply determine yield, quality and earnings.

Grassland – what is it worth?

Unlike other agricultural produces, grass is rarely sold off-farm, which makes valuing it difficult.

Juicy grass needs nutrients

With grass being cut or grazed, high amounts of nutrients are exported from the field and need to be replaced.

Grassland nutritional summary

A correct balance between macronutrients and micronutrients is essential to obtain the best results possible from grassland.

How to improve grassland quality

The three aspects to grassland and pasture quality are sward quality, nutritional quality and animal health.

Animal Health and Grassland Nutrition

Animal health and trace element nutrition should also be considered as an aspect of grass quality.

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More grassland farmer's tools

Our grassland farmer's toolbox will help you to make better nutrient decisions by choosing the right fertiliser and applying the right amount of nutrients at the right time.

Soil analysis - to identify limiting factors

Soil analysis gives the background knowledge on the chemical, physical and biological status of a soil that we need in order to properly manage our soils and crops.

Leaf analysis - to identify nutrient deficiencies

Leaf analysis is the only sure way to determine the nutritional requirements of a plant and to identify if it is suffering from a nutrient deficiency.

N-Sensor - to variably apply nitrogen

The N-Sensor is a variable rate sensor that measures crop nitrogen requirement at the time of application and variably adjusts the fertiliser rate accordingly.

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