Example 1: A grazing fertiliser pattern to increase P and K levels where Sulphur is also deficient.

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Example 2: A grazing fertiliser pattern to increase P and K levels where Sulphur is NOT deficient.

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Example 1: If P and K are at target levels, a simple compound can be used, along with NS in a Sulphur-deficient situation:

If soil P index is between 2 and 3, there might be a positive response to early applications of available P in early spring, in which case the first application of SingleTop can be replaced with 160 kg/ha of Swardsman or Crop Master Sulphur, supplying extra early P.

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Example 2: Where Sulphur is not deficient and P and K are at maintenance levels, a simple compound can be used, along with Nitrogen to help boost spring grass growth:

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Example 3: There is often little or no separate cutting land, with paddocks being shut for silage if the growth gets ahead of target. Cut paddocks should have some replenishment of the P and K taken out by the cut, unless soil indexes are high (over 3). Slurry can be used to achieve this:

On heavier soils, replace spring applications of SingleTop with Nitram

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Where soil P and K indices are 3 or above, only Nitrogen (and Sulphur if you farm in a Sulphur-deficient situation) is needed.  But remember to sample and measure soil fertility regularly as using the following system over several seasons will reduce soil P and K levels.

Example 1: A fertiliser pattern for grazed grassland where soil P and K levels are high and Sulphur is NOT deficient.

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Example 2: A fertiliser pattern for grazed grassland where soil P and K levels are high and Sulphur IS deficient.

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Example: A grazing fertiliser pattern to increase P and K levels.

If Sulphur is not deficient then replace the CropMaster Sulphur applications with Swardsman at the same rate

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Example 1: A grazing fertiliser pattern to maintain P and K levels.

If Sulphur is not deficient then replace the July and August SingleTop applications with Nitram.

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Example 2: Often the soil P index is high but the K index may be low, particularly on a lighter soil types. In this case, omit the Swardsman and use SingleTop in spring (lighter soils respond more to S) and KayNitro Sulphur or NK Sulphur in summer.

If Sulphur is not deficient then replace the SingleTop and KayNitro Sulphur applications with Nitram at 125 kg/ha

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Where soil P and K indexes are 3 or above, only Nitrogen (and Sulphur if you farm in a Sulphur-deficient situation) is needed.  But remember to sample and measure soil fertility regularly as using the following system over several seasons will reduce soil P and K levels.

Example 1: A fertiliser pattern for grazed grassland where soil P and K levels are high and Sulphur is NOT deficient.

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Example 2: A fertiliser pattern for grazed grassland where soil P and K levels are high and Sulphur IS deficient.

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Example: Grazing may need to support high yielding animals at high stocking rates, but the grazing season is unlikely to be long.

If Sulphur is deficient replace Swardsman in CropMaster Sulphur.  This will add enough P and K to the system and supply 73 kg SO₃/ha

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Example 1: Grazing may need to support high yielding animals at high stocking rates, but the grazing season is unlikely to be long.

To add extra Sulphur on lighter soils, swap April and May Nitram for SingleTop at 150 kg/ha

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Example 2: Often the soil P index is high but the K index may be low, particularly on lighter soil types. In this case, omit the EarlyBite and use SingleTop in spring (lighter soils respond more to S) and KayNitro Sulphur or NK Sulphur in summer.

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High stocking rates and feed inputs supplying nutrients in slurry often lead to a building of soil P and K indexes overtime in high input:high output systems.  In this situation where soil P and K indexes are 3 or above, only Nitrogen (and Sulphur if you farm in a Sulphur-deficient situation) is needed.  Remember to check soil fertility every 3 to 4 years to make sure that soil P and K levels are not falling below optimum.

Example: Grazing may need to support high yielding animals at high stocking rates, but the grazing season is unlikely to be long.

If the field is Sulphur-deficient, replace the Nitram with Singletop.  Applied at the same Nitrogen rate to 260 kg N/ha in the season, this switch will supply 90 kg SO₃/ha

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Quality swards can improve liveweight gains from forage, either grazed or cut. Whether this is used for finishing stock or reducing concentrate feed costs, it helps to increase margins. Grazing fertiliser should be split into four or five dressings for best efficiency of use and to maintain grass throughout the season

Example 1: Where Sulphur is NOT deficient, the following system will raise soil P and K indices.

If four applications are preferred, use Swardsman at 180 kg/ha for each application.

If FYM is used, an application of 5 t FYM/ha in the previous winter will supply 3 kg N/ha, 10 kg P₂O₅/ha and 36 kg K₂O/ha for grass growth and a build of soil P and K indices

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Example 2: Where Sulphur IS deficient, the following system will raise soil P and K indices.

If four applications are preferred, use CropMaster Sulphur at 175kg/ha for each application

If FYM is preferred in place of slurry, an application of 10 t FYM/ha in the previous winter will supply 6 kg N/ha, 20 kg P₂O₅/ha and 72 kg K₂O/ha  and 1kg SO₃/ha for grass growth and a build of soil P and K indices.

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Quality swards can improve liveweight gains from forage, either grazed or cut. Whether this is used for finishing stock or reducing concentrate feed costs, it helps to increase margins.

Example 1: Grazing fertiliser should be split into four or five dressings for best efficiency of use and to maintain grass throughout the season:

If four applications are preferred, apply CropMaster Sulphur three times at 175 kg/ha followed by Nitram.

If the field is NOT Sulphur-deficient, replace CropMaster Sulphur with Swardsman

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Example 2: Often the soil P index is high but the K index on target, particularly on lighter soil types. In this case, the following fertiliser regime can be used.

If four applications are preferred, use NK Sulphur once at 250 kg/ha

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Where soil P and K indexes are 3 or above, only Nitrogen (and Sulphur if you farm in a Sulphur-deficient situation) is needed.  But remember to sample and measure soil fertility regularly as using the following system over several seasons will reduce soil P and K levels.

Example 1: A fertiliser pattern for grazed grassland where soil P and K levels are high and Sulphur is NOT deficient.

If four applications are preferred, use Nitram at 105 kg/ha for each dressing.

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Example 2: A fertiliser pattern for grazed grassland where soil P and K levels are high and Sulphur IS deficient.

If four applications are preferred, use SingleTop at 170 kg/ha for each dressing.

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More extensive systems generally require less N to support sward growth for stock, but it is still worth ensuring that the P and K levels are maintained and that productive pasture does not become poor.

Example: Grazing fertiliser should be split into two or three small dressings, each supplying a small amount of P and K to build on the nutrients supplied by a FYM (or slurry) application.

If the field is Sulphur-deficient, replace Cut & Graze with CropMaster Sulphur.

If cattle slurry is preferred to FYM, then an application the previous autumn/winter of 6% DM slurry at 20 m³/ha will supply (nutrients available for grass growth) 16 kg N/ha, 12 kg P₂O₅/ha and 58 kg K₂O/ha and 1 kg SO₃/ha

With lower inputs such as this it is worth considering a white clover-based sward. In this case, fertiliser should be applied in modest dressings only at the early and later parts of the season, allowing the clover to supply the N by fixation during the mid-part of the year. If early growth is needed, apply up to 20 kg N/ha in February or March, and again in August or September if late season growth is required.

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More extensive systems generally require less N to support sward growth for stock, but it is still worth ensuring that the P and K levels are maintained and that productive pasture does not become poor.

Example 1: Grazing fertiliser should be split into two or three small dressings, each supplying a small amount of P and K to maintain soil fertility.

If the field is not Sulphur-deficient, replace CropMaster Sulphur with Cut & Graze or Swardsman

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Example 2: Often the soil P index is high but the K index is on target, particularly on lighter soil types. In this case, the following fertiliser regime can be used.

If the field is not Sulphur-deficient, replace SingleTop with Nitram ant 80 kg/ha and NK Sulphur with Cut & Graze or Swardsman

With lower inputs such as this it is worth considering a white clover-based sward. In this case, fertiliser should be applied in modest dressings only at the early and later parts of the season, allowing the clover to supply the N by fixation during the mid-part of the year. If early growth is needed, apply up to 20 kg N/ha in February or March, and again in August or September if late season growth is required.

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More extensive systems generally require less N to support sward growth for stock.  Where soil P and K indexes are 3 or above, only Nitrogen (and Sulphur if you farm in a Sulphur-deficient situation) is needed.  But remember to sample and measure soil fertility regularly as using the following system over several seasons will reduce soil P and K levels, and it is worth ensuring that the P and K levels are maintained and that productive pasture does not become poor.

Example: Grazing fertiliser should be split into two or three small dressings.

If the field is Sulphur-deficient, replace Nitram with SingleTop at 100 kg/ha, which will supply a total of 81 kg N/ha and 36 kg SO₃/ha

With lower inputs such as this it is worth considering a white clover-based sward. In this case, fertiliser should be applied in modest dressings only at the early and later parts of the season, allowing the clover to supply the N by fixation during the mid-part of the year. If early growth is needed, apply up to 20 kg N/ha in February or March, and again in August or September if late season growth is required.

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3 Cut systems for silage are mostly practiced on farms with high stocking rates and highly productive livestock.  Both quantity and quality of silage are vital to support the feed requirements of a high yielding animal.

Example: Slurry is likely to be focused on these fields within high output milk and meat production systems.  The challenge is to raise soil P and K and supply the nutrients to replace offtakes from silage cuts.  This can be achieved by integrating slurry applications from the previous autumn into the nutrient management plan.

April Heartland Sulphur dressing could be split for better N use efficiency

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3 Cut systems for silage are mostly practiced on farms with high stocking rates and highly productive livestock.  Both quantity and quality of silage are vital to support the feed requirements of a high yielding animal.

Example 1: Slurry is likely to be focused on these fields within high output milk and meat production systems.

April Nitram dressing could be split for better N use efficiency and replaced by SingleTop on lighter soils

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Example 2: Often the soil P index is high but the K index may be low, particularly on lighter soil types. In this case, the following fertiliser regime can be used.

April Nitram dressing could be split for better N use efficiency and replaced by SingleTop on lighter soils

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3 Cut systems for silage are mostly practiced on farms with high stocking rates and highly productive livestock.  Both quantity and quality of silage are vital to support the feed requirements of a high yielding animal.

Where soil P and K indexes are 3 or above, only Nitrogen (and Sulphur if you farm in a Sulphur-deficient situation) is needed.  But remember to sample and measure soil fertility regularly as using the following system over several seasons will reduce soil P and K levels.

Example: Slurry is likely to be a challenge within high output milk and meat production systems, so even with high soil indices of P and K, it is unlikely that these fields will not receive some slurry applications.  However, they should be kept to a minimum.

April and May Nitram dressings could be split for better N use efficiency.

If the field is Sulphur-deficient then replace Nitram with SingleTop at the application rates of 410 kg/ha in April, 370 kg/ha in May after Cut 1 and 260 in July after Cut 2.  This will supply 125 kg SO₃/ha

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Two silage cuts rather than three has become more common because of the cost of making silage, the proliferation of maize in the forage system and the increased emphasis on grazed grass, but yield and quality are still important. Slurry will usually be utilised here and so the nutrients from this can be balanced with fertiliser to build P and K indices.

Example: The challenge is to raise soil P and K and supply the nutrients to replace offtakes from silage cuts.  This can be achieved by integrating slurry applications from the previous autumn into the nutrient management plan.

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Two silage cuts rather than three has become more common because of the cost of making silage, the proliferation of maize in the forage system and the increased emphasis on grazed grass, but yield and quality are still important. Slurry will usually be utilised here and so the nutrients from this can be balanced with fertiliser to match offtake of P and K.

Example 1:  Where slurry is used after both first and second cuts the main need is for N or NS, with only a modest requirement for NPKS compounds.

On heavier soils, replace the late season SingleTop applications with Nitram

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Example 2: Where slurry is only used for first cut, a greater use of compound is required to balance the nutrients removed in the cut.

If the field is on light soil, replace the April Nitram dressing with SingleTop at 300 kg/ha to supply extra Sulphur for first cut

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Example 3: Ensuring two good cuts in upland beef/sheep systems allows winter forage to be maximised in volume and quality, whilst also providing some later grazing.

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Two silage cuts rather than three has become more common because of the cost of making silage, the proliferation of maize in the forage system and the increased emphasis on grazed grass, but yield and quality are still important. Slurry will usually be utilised here and so the nutrients from this can be balanced with fertiliser to match offtake of P and K, or build them if the indices are low.

Where soil P and K indexes are 3 or above, only Nitrogen (and Sulphur if you farm in a Sulphur-deficient situation) is needed.  But remember to sample and measure soil fertility regularly as using the following system over several seasons will reduce soil P and K levels.

Example: Slurry is likely to be a challenge within high output milk and meat production systems, so even with high soil indices of P and K, it is unlikely that these fields will not receive some slurry applications.  However, they should be kept to a minimum.

If the field is not Sulphur-deficient, then replace the SingleTop with Nitram at 260 kg/ha for the April and May applications and 115 kg/ha in July and August

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One silage cut followed by grazing is a typical system for extensive livestock management.  Just like all systems, it is important to plan the nutrient applications, matched to soil fertility and supply of P and K, to achieve the desired yield and quality in the cut and the following grazing.  Both silage and hay can be considered.

Example 1: Raising soil P and K to target indices of 2 is important and the fertiliser pattern below integrates FYM applications to achieve this.

If the field is Sulphur-deficient, replace Twenty Ten Ten with Heartland Sulphur at 210 kg/ha and Swardsman with Cropmaster Sulphur at the same application rates

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Example 2: Hay may be the preferred forage in more extensive systems but it is still worthwhile growing a quality crop to support stock. In a low input situation, the soil N status is likely to be low, so up to 100 kg N/ha may be needed per cut. A traditional late June/July cut provides an opportunity to utilise FYM the previous winter.

If the field is Sulphur-deficient, replace Twenty Ten Ten with Heartland Sulphur at 210 kg/ha and Swardsman with CropMaster Sulphur at the same application rates

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One silage cut followed by grazing is a typical system for extensive livestock management.  Just like all systems, it is important to plan the nutrient applications, matched to soil fertility and supply of P and K, to achieve the desired yield and quality in the cut and the following grazing.  Both silage and hay can be considered.

Example 1: Maintaining soil P and K at the target indexes of 2 is important to yield and quality and on low input systems this can be achieved with winter FYM applications.