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Fertilisers take the most natural of basic elements, nitrogen from the air, salts from ancient seas and oceans and phosphate rock from the ground and combine these so plants have essential nutrients to grow healthy crops which can feed the World.

When getting the sprayer out to control grassland weeds on autumn reseeds, there is an opportunity to add a foliar fertiliser to improve weed control and ensure long term sucess of the new ley.

Nitrogen has always been a good investment for livestock farmers, whether you’re growing grass for grazing or looking to reduce feed costs through better silage management.

Whilst nitrogen is the driver of grass growth, it is also important to replenish the sulphur and selenium levels in the crop to ensure your livestock are receiving the very best feed.

There is increasing focus on industries today to reduce their environmental impact as much as possible. With more of a spot light being shone on agriculture for emissions and GHGs (Greenhouse gasses), the ability to calculate your carbon footprint as a farmer is increasingly relevant.

Horse paddocks like any other crop require sufficient nutrients to grow and without the correct balance of nutrition the quality of the grass will suffer and there may well be consequences for animal heath.