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Now is the time to make key decisions around grazing and silage management in order to mitigate the adverse effects of a late turnout and delayed nutrient applications

Ensuring grass is cut at the right time to achieve the desired silage quality is paramount and leaving it late will result in a reduction in sugars, protein and digestibility

Íæż½ã½ã are advised to look ahead at this year's silage quality to reduce input costs and manage environmental footprint. Íæż½ã½ã reports.

Spring turnout creates many dietary challenges for dairy herds that can result in butterfat depression and fertility issues

An approach to grassland management described as ‘transformational' is enabling a Pembrokeshire beef farm to grow and finish cattle without any concentrate feed

Reminder to farmers to apply herbicides where competitive annual weeds might smother grass leys

Measure to manage

NFU Cymru are concerned the views of Welsh farmers, particularly common land graziers are not being ‘adequately represented' in discussions around land management in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park