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Graise Farm Consultancy
Добавлен 2 окт 2024
Dairy farm consultancy based in Ireland, working throughout Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England. Ex NZ dairy farmer and consultant coming from the traditional low input, low output system to now looking at a balance of output in a pasture based grazing system with a strong focus on soil health, working with mixed species and optimising N use.
Follow my journey visiting clients and groups and working with different organisations doing trials and working with farmers to reduce input costs and increasing farm resilience and as a result profitability.
Follow my journey visiting clients and groups and working with different organisations doing trials and working with farmers to reduce input costs and increasing farm resilience and as a result profitability.
Nitrogen fert episode 1
Nitrogen fertiliser, what happened in 2024?
How can we achieve greater NUE and what impacts it?
The first of a series of episodes that will focus on Nitrogen, clover, protected urea, foliar application and more
How can we achieve greater NUE and what impacts it?
The first of a series of episodes that will focus on Nitrogen, clover, protected urea, foliar application and more
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Видео
UK group trip, OAD to fully housed 3X/day milking 770 cows
Просмотров 7 тыс.14 дней назад
A 3 day trip to the UK with discussion group visiting farms, organic, OAD milking on challenging land and a fully housed, TMR, milking 770 cows 3X/day farm.
Kevin & Jim Kehoe, tillage to dairy 520 cows
Просмотров 6 тыс.21 день назад
I caught up with Kevin and Jim who are milking 520 cows on 210 hectares in South Wexford, a couple of driven, hardworking guys who like a laugh. On camera Kevin does most of the talking but they are very much working together to get the farm performing to potential whilst analysing opportunity to cut back on chemical N use, improve soil health and look at using more variety in reseeds.
Will Griffin on mixed species
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.28 дней назад
One of the earlier adopters of using different plant species in a "conventional" system, Will tells us why he's using mixed species and what he has learnt on his farm. Thanks Will
Peter Hill Wexford
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Visiting a client in Wexford who has made huge changes to come from hard work, low profit, to hard work, high profit. Last rotation grazing, decisions.
Short intro
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Hello, Andre from Graise Farm Consultancy, this is a short intro to my video series where I'll be visiting clients, experts and farms throughout Ireland, Wales, Scotland, England, New Zealand and hopefully on many other places in the future. Follow me and let me know what you would love to see
Have been foliar spraying dissolved urea with humates here for several years. It is by far the most NUE of any form of nitrogen application and it is amazing how the soil structure improoves.
Excellent video. Be interesting to see part 2 and what you think going into grazing next year
Great video. I was hoping you ask the lads about no clear sheets on the roofs.
Carbon footprint is an individual blame game, a load of bollocks can’t understand why you still swallow it. I’ll let you into a secret it’s all tied onto agenda 20/30 which I’m sure you’ve heard about. You know the secret meetings your government has in Davos every year with the WEF which the media keep very quiet about? Well they’re planning on getting rid of farms using the climate farce, wake up and smell the roses FFS.
Great video Guys
Well done lads
Great video. Interesting set up.
No need to cringe at other grasses. If you pick the right varieties, you’ll take the mixed species leys to another level. I have cocksfoot and tall fescue in my mixtures, out growing PRG and cows still doing 1.4kg MS late lactation. The grasses and legumes are the bread and butter, the herbs are useful but peripheral. Yarrow is a useful addition as it will be invisible some years then produce well in a dry year.
@@cuddersop thanks, it'd be interesting to see "cardboard grasses" working, I have only had and seen negative experiences
In the dry east of England, birdsfoot trefoil is one of my most persistent components because drought checks its competition. I was surprised to see it growing well on the Mullet when I visited Ireland. Growing on the dunes and verges however.
Hey Graise, do you advise to use the aerator in this kind of environment? To help infiltrate more water
@xMarf yes in some situations, usually dig a few holes and decide what's the best solution, sometimes proper drainage, sometimes deep aerator, sometimes a spike roller
Peter is one sound man
Good job Andre, looking forward to more videos 👍
Great . Your articles are always very interesting
Brilliant Andre looking forward to the videos 👏
Well done Andre looking forward to watching