If you have ever wondered what really goes on after you apply urea, you are not alone. We’ve put together a simple diagram to show the two main routes urea...

Ever wondered why more fertiliser does not always mean more grass or better yields? Many farmers have found that, even with a solid fertiliser programme, some paddocks do not reach...

Big News from Ireland in Agriculture — and a Sign of Things to Come Globally? The Irish Department of Agriculture has just confirmed that farmers can continue to use unprotected (normal)...

Hydrolysed fish has become an increasingly popular and often fan-favourite component in sustainable agriculture, offering numerous benefits that contribute to soil health, plant growth, and overall farm productivity. This natural...

The Tow and Fert is the world’s most versatile sprayer.  Some of the applications the Tow and Fert can be used for are  It can be used as a spreader,...

Soil Compaction Trials Boost Pasture Production on Canterbury Dairy Farms, Dr Gordon Rajendram with Agraforum New Zealand Recent trials conducted by Dr Gordon Rajendram, a distinguished soil scientist and consultant,...

Over the past years, the Tow and Fert has never been far from the news with its innovative systems and farmers sharing stories acheiving a significant reduction in fertiliser –...

Ensuring the health of your livestock involves precise and efficient nutrient application. One effective strategy, is to apply products like magnesium oxide, magnesium sulphate, lime flour, and dicalcium phosphate (DCP)...

As winter’s chill recedes, soil temps start turning around, and a new growing season beckons, it’s crucial to prepare your plants for optimal growth. One of the most effective strategies...