Content related to the topic: crops-grassland

If grass growth is not meeting animal demand, it’s important to take action. Read how to build up your grass covers in this section.

Surplus grass usually starts to accumulate as grass growth peaks in May. In this section we explore different management options.

High rainfall and poor soil conditions such as poaching are some of the things to consider when extending the grazing period.

Rupert Major shares how he switched from a leader-follower system on the milking platform, to a separate heifer grazing platform.

This section of our rotational grazing series for beef production will assist you in calculating a feed budget to meet stock requirements.

The Agronomist Conference this year will focus on IPM

Your grazing plan will change and adapt depending on the circumstances. Read how to tailor yours to maximise the performance of your herd off grass.

In this section of the rotational grazing system series for beef production we look at pre and post-grazing cover targets

Grazed grass is the highest quality feed on farm in spring. Read this section for guidance on how to achieve optimum utilisation.

To introduce a new grazing system in the spring, planning must begin during the previous autumn.

A successful grazing system depends on allocating good-quality grass to meet the animals' requirements.

Measuring grass is a crucial part of rotational grazing systems. We explore the various methods you can use.