• Top Stories
  • Dairy
  • Beef
  • Arable
  • Sheep
  • Machinery
  • Forestry
  • Top Stories
  • Dairy
  • Beef
  • Arable
  • Sheep
  • Machinery
  • Forestry

Grass

Broadleaf weeds reportedly a challenge for NI grasslands in 2026

Grass

3 hours ago

Broadleaf weeds reportedly a challenge for NI grasslands in 2026

Agricultural contractors in Northern Ireland are confirming that broadleaf weeds in grassland are becoming a major challenge in 2026.

NFU calls for CBAM to be postponed to ease fertiliser cost pressures

Arable

1 day ago

NFU calls for CBAM to be postponed to ease fertiliser cost pressures

The NFU has called on the UK government to postpone the introduction of CBAM over fears that it might further increase fertiliser prices.

Making the most of your fertiliser with sulphur

Dairy

5 days ago

Making the most of your fertiliser with sulphur

When spreading nutrients this summer, it is easy to just throw out slurry and chemical fertiliser, but it vital to remember sulphur.

Keeping up to date with fertiliser applications

Dairy

1 month ago

Keeping up to date with fertiliser applications

Grass growth has taken off, leaving many farms with an abundance of grass, but fertiliser application must be kept up to date.

How to plan ahead to keep silage-making safe - NFU Mutual

Grass

1 month ago

How to plan ahead to keep silage-making safe - NFU Mutual

Farmers are being encouraged by NFU Mutual to plan ahead to ensure that this upcoming silage season is a safe one.

Dairy

1 month ago

Weed control needed as warm weather drives growth

With the weather conditions finally taking a turn for the better, grass growth is up, but unfortunately so is weed growth.

Weed control needed as warm weather drives growth

N.Ireland

2 months ago

Disease resistance potential driving grass variety choices – seed expert

A significant numbers of farmers are now choosing new grass varieties on the basis on their disease resistance potential.

Disease resistance potential driving grass variety choices – seed expert

Dairy

2 months ago

Spring grazing: Risk of negative energy balance

Unsettled weather means spring grazing is still quite messy, but its important to push on as the risk of negative energy balances (NEB) rise.

Spring grazing: Risk of negative energy balance

Grass

3 months ago

Spring nitrogen planning: Using excess winter rainfall data

AHDB is using Met Office data to calculate excess winter rainfall (EWR) to help farmers adjust their nutrient management planning

Spring nitrogen planning: Using excess winter rainfall data

Dairy

3 months ago

Time ticking to get fertiliser out on silage ground

Slurry tanks are still full and fertiliser is still in the yard, yet May - when many plan first cut silage - is only seven short weeks away.

Time ticking to get fertiliser out on silage ground

Grass

3 months ago

Optimising clover yields in grass swards

The Potash Development Association (PDA) has just published a technical update reviewing how clover yields in grass swards can be optimised.

Optimising clover yields in grass swards

Environment

5 months ago

Could human urine replace inorganic fertilisers?

Human urine could be a better option for fertilising farmland when compared to inorganic fertilisers, according to a new Dutch study.

Could human urine replace inorganic fertilisers?

N.Ireland

5 months ago

Grass production must be ‘harnessed effectively’ – NI dairy expert

The College of Agriculture Food & Rural Enterprise (CAFRE's) former head of dairying and pigs,...

Grass production must be ‘harnessed effectively’ – NI dairy expert

Grass

7 months ago

Silage samples from 2025 show 'mixed results' - ForFarmers

This year's silage samples has shown variations in grass mineral levels and an increase in dry matters, according to analysis by ForFarmers.

Silage samples from 2025 show 'mixed results' - ForFarmers

Agri-Business

9 months ago

Barenbrug breeder has UK and Ireland’s grass needs ‘in sights’

Grass seed producers Barenburg has appointed Dr. Charlotte Jones to the newly created position of senior breeder

Barenbrug breeder has UK and Ireland’s grass needs ‘in sights’

Dairy

10 months ago

Grass tetany can become an issue into the autumn months

Grass tetany (hypomagnesaemia) can become an issue in beef and dairy cows in the autumn time and preventative measures should be put in place

Grass tetany can become an issue into the autumn months

Dairy

10 months ago

Grass: Setting the farm up for success in spring starts in autumn

We are still only in early August and it does seem daft to be talking about spring 2026 and building autumn farm covers

Grass: Setting the farm up for success in spring starts in autumn

Agri-Business

11 months ago

65,000t fertiliser facility officially opened in Bristol

Glasson Fertilisers, a leading UK manufacturer and supplier of agricultural fertiliser products and...

65,000t fertiliser facility officially opened in Bristol

N.Ireland

11 months ago

Grass-clover: Key to growing 15t DM/ha and reducing nitrogen

At Moorepark '25, grass clover swards was highlighted as being one of the main measures to grow grass sustainably.

Grass-clover: Key to growing 15t DM/ha and reducing nitrogen

Environment

1 year ago

Defra: How to deal with this summer's dry weather

With predicted heat waves due over the coming weeks, Defra are advising farmers how to deal with the impacts of dry weather.

Defra: How to deal with this summer's dry weather

Agri-Business

1 year ago

New varieties added to grass and clover lists for England and Wales

New grass and clover varieties have been added to the Recommended Grass and Clover Lists (RGCL) for England and Wales 2025/26.

New varieties added to grass and clover lists for England and Wales

Dairy

1 year ago

How does silage quality affect milk yield and concentrate feeding?

Showers over the weekend may have halted mowers for parts of the country, but opportunities for silage being cut soon looks very promising.

How does silage quality affect milk yield and concentrate feeding?

Dairy

1 year ago

Farm safety is crucial during busy breeding and silage season

Farm safety must be a priority as the busyness on farms ramps up with cows having to get back in calf and first-cut silage underway.

Farm safety is crucial during busy breeding and silage season

an Agriland Media company

Stay on top of your news on the go.

Download the Agriland app today.

© 2026 Agriland Media Ltd.

  • Contact Us
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Advertise with us
  • Merchandise