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19 June 2025
GB milk production for the 2025/26 season is forecast to record a new high at 12.83bn litres, 3.1% more than the previous milk year, according to our June forecast update.
31 October 2024
As this year's Forage for Knowledge draws to an end, pasture-to-profit consultant Piers Badnell shares his final thoughts on the year and some notes to consider for the next 4–6 weeks.
21 March 2024
Milk Forecasting Forum discuss the challenges facing farmers in the 2024/25 season
26 April 2024
Deferred grazing emerges as a valuable tool for livestock producers. By carefully managing grazing fields, farmers can reduce winter feed costs, enhance animal health, and promote ecological well-being.
23 April 2021
Read our information on how to control common weeds in grassland reseeds. You will find information on chickweed, docks, redshank, thistles, nettles, buttercups and ragwort.
23 April 2021
Frit fly, leatherjackets and slugs are some of the pests to consider when reseeding grassland. Our information will help you manage the risks of pest burdens and control methods.
23 April 2021
A newly sown sward takes about 11 months to fully establish. See our tips on encouraging tiller development and grazing management.
23 April 2021
This information will help you to learn about the nutrient requirements of a new reseed. You’ll find information on nitrogen, phosphate, potash and organic manures.
23 April 2021
Pests, diseases and weeds are things to consider when reseeding grassland. Our information will also help you to monitor tiller development through the first season.
6 November 2025
Chicory, plantain and lucerne are some examples of alternative species. See our information around the benefits of diverse pastures.
23 April 2021
Read our information on the benefits of grass mixtures and top tips for using mixtures in a grassland reseed.
29 July 2025
Find out why choosing the most appropriate traits for your farm is an important part of grassland reseed. Find out why the Recommended Grass and Clover Lists are so important.