Hay fertiliser programmes

Yara's grassland fertiliser recommendations and hay programme provides all the essential nutrients for a healthy crop of hay.

Hay fertiliser programme

Yara's typical hay programme assumes a site with moderate SNS index and very good/good grass growth class. For other situations or sites where additional manures are applied a full nutrient management plan should be conducted.

Hay fertiliser programme

Yara's typical hay programme assumes a site with moderate SNS index and very good/good grass growth class. For other situations or sites where additional manures are applied a full nutrient management plan should be conducted.

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Recommended Yara fertilisers for grassland

YaraMila SUPER BOOSTER

25-2.2-4.2 + 2%S + Na and Se - Compound prilled NPKS fertiliser with sodium selenate for use on grassland to supplement selenium levels.

YaraMila EXTRAGRASS

27-2.2-4.2 + 2.4% S - Compound granular NPKS fertiliser ideally suited to little and often application for Spring/Summer application to grassland for index maintenance and high recovery growth rates.

YaraMila SULPHUR SWARD

27-1.7-4.1 + 4% S - Compound NPKS fertiliser with a balanced ratio of nitrogen, phosphate, potash and sulphur so is ideal for grazed swards to kick start the growing crop.

YaraMila ZERO P SWARD

25-0-6.6 + 4% S - An NK plus S fertiliser used where no phosphate is required and where some potash is required.

YaraMila ZERO P CUT

22-0-12 + 3% S - A compound fertiliser supplying nitrogen, potash and sulphur often used after first cut silage where no phosphate is required.

YaraMila SULPHUR CUT

22-1.7-11.6 + 3% S - A quality branded NPKS compound fertiliser with sulphur. This fertiliser is ideal for replacing the large amount of potash removed after silage whilst kick starting regeneration.

34% N + 7.6% Ca - A unique Yara product containing both Calcium Nitrate and Urea. SUPER START is well suited to cold wet spring conditions and is ideal for first application to grassland.

YaraBela NUTRI BOOSTER

25% N + 2% S, Na and Se - Unique compound fertiliser for use on grass, based on CAN offers farmers the option of applying nitrogen and sulphur coupled with sodium and selenium in the form of sodium selenate.

27% N + 3.6% S - Uniform compound granular nitrogen and sulphur fertiliser for use on all crops.

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