N.Ireland
The Potash Development Association is emphasising the need to maintain soil nutrient reserves - particularly phosphate (P) and potash (K).
It is envisaged that Northern Ireland will have a new Nutrients Action Programme (NAP) in place for the beginning of 2027.
Arable
According to the Potash Development Association (PDA), forage maize is a uniquely responsive crop...
The Potash Development Association (PDA) is advising that early crop nutrient availability will maximise forage maize final yields.
The Potash Development Association (PDA) has published a new potato crop nutrition guidance leaflet to facilitate UK and Irish growers.
The Potash Development Association (PDA) is highlighting the need for tillage farmers to retain soil nutrient reserves.
The Potash Development Association (PDA) is highlighting the need for all winter crops to receive adequate potash applications now.
New figures have indicated that the national balance for phosphate (P) in England is in sharp and worrying decline.
The Potash Development Association (PDA) has highlighted the importance of effective crop...
Agri-Business
Switzerland-based fertiliser producer EuroChem has officially opened a new phosphate fertiliser production facility in Brazil.
Agricultural Development and Advisory Service (ADAS) has recently compiled a series of guidelines, advising farmers on how they can make best
Adding placed phosphate fertiliser to seed beds at time of planting will help boost root development in newly established cereal crops.
The Potash Development Association (PDA) has updated its potash, phosphate and sulphur...
The Potash Development Association (PDA) has confirmed the value of grain analysis as a management...
Analysis carried out by NRM Laboratories has confirmed that a significant proportion of arable...
The latest updates from the Lemken: Agrii soils programme were delivered to a group of tillage...
The Potash Development Association (PDA) is confirming that many farmers did not get fertiliser...
Phosphate (P) and potash (K) do not follow the same principle as nitrogen (N) when determining the appropriate application rates.
