Webinars to be held on options for improved nutrient efficiency

Agrisearch in conjunction with CAFRE and AFBI and supported by the Rising Cost Taskforce are hosting two webinars on Thursday 2nd February at 8pm and Thursday 9th February at 8pm.
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The focus of these webinars will be on optimising nutrient use efficiency. With continued high cost of fertilisers, maximising nutrient use efficiency is a priority for Northern Ireland farmers. These webinars are specifically tailored to provide advice on how to make best use of nutrients on farm.

The first webinar will highlight the importance of soil fertility and nutrient management, provide an overview of fertiliser options and consider the role of clover in grassland.

The second webinar will aim to raise awareness of how innovative technology can aid efficient use of nutrients, feature first hand experiences of these technologies and their benefits and outline some of the steps that can be taken at farm level to improve nutrient use efficiency.

Agrisearch in conjunction with CAFRE and AFBI and supported by the Rising Cost Taskforce are hosting two webinars on Thursday 2nd February at 8pm and Thursday 9th February at 8pmAgrisearch in conjunction with CAFRE and AFBI and supported by the Rising Cost Taskforce are hosting two webinars on Thursday 2nd February at 8pm and Thursday 9th February at 8pm
Agrisearch in conjunction with CAFRE and AFBI and supported by the Rising Cost Taskforce are hosting two webinars on Thursday 2nd February at 8pm and Thursday 9th February at 8pm

You can register for the webinars through the CAFRE and AgriSearch websites.

AgriSearch (The Northern Ireland Agricultural Research and Development Council) is an independent charity, registered with the Charities Commission for Northern Ireland. AgriSearch was formed in 1997 to provide a mechanism through which beef, dairy and sheep farmers could have direct involvement in production orientated research.

Funds contributed to AgriSearch are used to commission research into the improvement and development of beef, sheep and dairy farming.