Nitrogen price - how does this affect you?

In this webinar, Yara UK's Head of Agronomy, Mark Tucker is joined by Natalie Wood Yara's arable agronomist and Philip Cosgrave Yara's grassland agronomist to discuss how to maximize your return on investment and respond to the price of nitrogen for next years arable and grass crop.

Topics covered include:

  • A brief background on the manufacturing process of nitrogen fertiliser
  • What is driving the jump in nitrogen prices
  • How to make the best use of nitrogen fertiliser
  • How fertiliser pricing effects nitrogen rates
  • What to consider to increase nitrogen efficiencies come spring
  • Contribution of fertiliser to variable costs on dairy farms
  • Nitrogen response on grassland
  • What happens if we decrease our first cut nitrogen rate

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The live webinar took place on Tuesday 7th of December 2021 but don't worry if you missed it as the recording is available below to watch on-demand.

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