 
The grassright Group is a collaboration of four companies all with an interest in best practice grassland management.
This booklet (which is available free of charge) provides all grassland farmers with an opportunity to take the grassright challenge! The information provided in the publication will help you to re-direct your time and efforts to the areas of grassland management which are most limiting to field productivity.
By undertaking one, or more, actions designed to improve specific fields you will soon find the benefits becoming evident - in terms of better herbage quality or higher yields or indeed both these benefits!
Ask for a copy of this excellent booklet today - and start to make your grassland an even more valuable asset. |
Enhancing the Countryside- This leaflet contains a wealth of information on crops suitable for enhancing the countryside.
Profit from Forage Crops - This new 32 page catalogue provides a wealth
of information
on all the key forage crops. Each crop is described
in detail and we provide information on how to grow
it and what it should deliver in terms of yield and
feed value.
Maize - Our Growers Guide to the maize crop is very comprehensive and covers all key aspects.
Pasture
Renovation - If you plan to renovate one or more fields then this is essential reading.
Our Grass & Forage Crop Handbook is now available
and it features all the updated mixtures for the 2012
season. We produce three versions
of this handbook -
England & Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland
and Ireland.
A brand new LG guide to the performance of forage crops has just been published and the information available will help livestock farmers to make the most of the individual crops they grow in 2012. - The guide covers 5 of the major forage crops – fodder beet; kale; stubble turnips; forage rape and swedes. For each crop featured there is data provided on total dry matter/fresh yield as well as figures relating to disease resistance. There is also a financial value placed against each variety included in the trials programme and this provides farmers with the opportunity to select the ones which will deliver the optimum performance. The Crop Summary which appears in the booklet will give you an overview on all the main forage crops grown in the UK at the moment. If you would like a copy then e-mail us ( 
A very informative guide to the management of maize and grass crops earmarked for silage has recently been published by Farm Business magazine. The booklet covers several topics – including the selection of the right varieties to maximise yields and crop quality; the importance of sound establishment; weed and pest control; along with the key points relative to harvesting techniques and clamp management. The feeding of both these key crops is also discussed in some detail.