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Drummonds to Attend IFJ Tillage Day

Join us for the inaugural Irish Farmers Journal Tillage Day on 7th November 2024 at Killashee Hotel, Naas, Co. Kildare! This event will explore the practicalities of tillage farming, featuring expert speakers who share invaluable insights. Discover innovative strategies for enhancing sustainability in the tillage sector and learn from our Agronomists about the latest research to support your farming journey. Don’t miss this chance to connect and prepare for a successful year ahead!

Soil Sampling September 2024

The post-harvest period is a good time to take soil samples. Under the current regulations,you cannot apply phosphorus (P) to an arable soil without a soil sample. The sample mustbe

August 2024 Agronomy Update

Tillage Area Currently, the national tillage area across cereals, maize, oilseed rape, protein and beet is approximately 335,000 ha. Recently, the minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine complimented the

A potato field in full bloom with sunlight filtering through the trees in the background.

July 2024 Agronomy Update 

Spring Crops Spring barley crops are looking well across the northeast. For many, the final fungicide application has been applied and crops are moving through growth stages rapidly. Herbicide and

June 2024 Agronomy Update 

Spring Cereals  Spring crops need to be front loaded with Nitrogen to drive growth and increase tiller numbers. All fertiliser should be applied by now, and rates should be calculated

May 2024 Agronomy Update 

News Winter Barley: While it’s still early for Ramularia, this disease can often follow stress in crops. If crops are under stress, make sure to include seaweed products and Folpet

Combine Harvester Loading Tractor

April 2024 Agronomy Update

News Weather Dublin airport recorded over 100mm of rainfall in March. The lack of drying has contributed to the frustration of farmers nationwide. Remember that April is a great month

Green grass and white clouds

March 2024 Agronomy Update 

News Weather With rainfall well more than 100mm already recorded this year, compounded by a wet end to 2023, the challenge to get work completed is as strong as ever.