Contents tagged with soil

26 October 2018

The AHDB WeatherHub can now be used to help target propyzamide applications to winter oilseed rape.

2 October 2018

State-of-the-art scans reveal real-time root ramifications

21 March 2024

Counting earthworms is a simple method for assessing soil biological health

20 June 2025

AHDB believes that thriving, sustainable, highly productive business for UK farmers and growers and their supply chain partners delivers a lower environmental impact and goes hand-in-hand with valuing and enhancing the natural environment.

16 May 2024

Discover how, why, and when field drainage is important, as well as best practice for installation, maintenance and repairs.

3 February 2025

Here are the pros and cons associated with the decision to either incorporate or sell straw.

2 July 2025

Guidance on good nutrient management as well as basic principles of crop nutrition, soils and fertiliser products and application.

3 December 2024

Maintaining optimum soil pH values in all parts of the field is essential in order to maintain soil quality and health, crop quality and yield. This guidance document explains why soil pH is important and outlines the impact of soil type and texture on pH.

11 August 2023

Short pocketbook with simple steps to assess soil structure

2 January 2019

The condition of soil on livestock farms directly influences the yield and quality of grass and forage crops, animal performance and profitability. This manual offers advice to improve management of farmland soil, in order to safeguard this basic resource to produce healthy crops and livestock

5 March 2025

Grass is the most important, yet often overlooked, resource for livestock production. Well-managed grassland provides the most economic feed all year round, either as grazing or conserved forage. This manual provides beef and sheep producers with advice on how to get the best from their grassland

22 May 2018

Owners and managers of outdoor herds face the challenge of good soil management to ensure efficient daily operations, health and welfare of pigs while still ensuring consequential environmental impacts from water and airborne soil erosion are minimised by good soil management

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