Nutrition
23 May 2019
In this guide we explore the potential role of cut and carry systems on UK dairy farms and establish best-practice guidelines for farmers
26 January 2026
The AHDB Nutrient Management Guide (RB209) offers best practice guidance on the application of mineral fertilisers, manures and slurries to crops and grassland.
6 February 2019
Rainfall levels have been below average so far this winter and this has implications for nutrient management
25 January 2019
Nutrient Management Guide RB209 updated with new guidance
13 January 2026
Find out how to account for nitrate losses with the EWR tool. Use this information to guide nutrient management planning
15 January 2019
The event, in association with nabim, will bring together industry experts to focus on assessing varieties and growing for the market.
26 January 2026
A technical e-newsletter for the arable industry.
6 March 2025
In this episode, we look at results from AHDB's Look Ahead survey of the Recommended Lists; what our Sittingbourne Monitor Farm group discussed around learning from organic and some interim cover crop findings..
20 November 2018
A project to extend a Scottish ramularia forecast service to the rest of the UK resulted in the cessation of the forecast completely.
5 November 2018
The R&D Review is a summary of some of the work the Beef & Lamb sector is carrying out on behalf of levy payers to help their businesses become more efficient and sustainable.
27 September 2018
With ever-increasing pressure for farmers to find ways to cut costs, AHDB Cereals & Oilseeds Strategic Farm East will start to look at managed lower inputs during the next twelve months.
19 June 2024
A manual for consultants, vets and producers. Good nutrition is fundamental to ewe performance through all stages of the production cycle, with nutrient requirements changing through the year. Cost-effective feeding systems that support optimum output are paramount to the profitability of a breeding flock. This guide will help you maximise grazed and conserved forage to ensure both minimal cost and optimal rumen function.
