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Soil Fertiltiy

Beef farmers: Now is the time to get out spreading lime

Beef

over 4 years ago

Beef farmers: Now is the time to get out spreading lime

With markets having taken a turn for the better this year, some beef farmers, after a number of...

What happens to soil samples once they're sent to the lab?

Grass

almost 5 years ago

What happens to soil samples once they're sent to the lab?

The soil analysis process is key to ensuring that fertiliser is used to its maximum potential, the Fertiliser Association of Ireland says.

September is the ideal month to plan lime and fertiliser applications - Teagasc

Environment

about 10 years ago

September is the ideal month to plan lime and fertiliser applications - Teagasc

Maintaining optimum soil pH through the use of lime will release up to 80kg of nitrogen (N) per hectare per year, says Teagasc.

90% of Irish soils are nutrient deficient - Here's why

Grass

over 10 years ago

90% of Irish soils are nutrient deficient - Here's why

90% of Irish soils are short in one or more of the main soil nutrients said Teagasc’s Mark Plunkett at a recent farm walk.

Soil fertility a 'big problem' across all farming systems

Tillage

over 10 years ago

Soil fertility a 'big problem' across all farming systems

Irish agriculture has a big problem with soil fertility in terms of all farming systems, according to David Wall of Teagasc.

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