Author: James
Muck Sieve shows the fibrous level of some 2024 forages – lots of solutions to try
Grass Season 2024 Closing numbers
With the the end of the season in sight , the question has been how much have we grown this year ?. The Agscope North West results (From Grazing platforms across Lancashire and Cumbria ), the total grown is 10.9…
Herbal leys as they should look , this is a field sown in June this year near Pendle in the Ribble Valley. The rotational grazing really makes these mixtures work to their potential, this a real improvement on what was here before .
Belted Galloways doing the business on some reclaimed pasture , in the Ribble Valley
New Fencing has made this possible
Latest grass growth Curve July 8th , still 12% behind last year !!!
Grass growth year to date 17% behind last year , however it has time to catch up .
Equaliser Cream ,which i can add to Dairy cake if required !!
Spring could be on the way !!
Soil tempertures of 8-9 degrees , Spring equinox less than a week away , and it will stop raining one day !!!! Grass on the Fylde Coast this last week ( the Quad did’nt sink either )