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Spreading nitrogen and sulphur at the same time means more grass

Applying fertilisers containing nitrogen and sulphur means the grass uses nitrogen more effectively, you get more kgs of dry matter per kg of nitrogen that you apply

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Grassland fertiliser selector

Whether you are looking to increase the quality and yield of a your grassland or just need more general advice on grassland fertiliser try our new product selector to help steer you in the right direction.

Grassland fertilisers

If you are not sure which fertiliser to choose try using this selector to help you in the right direction.

Are you looking for a fertiliser for Grazing or Silage ?
Just nitrogen plus sulphur (NS) or nitrogen, phosphate, potassium and sulphur (NPKS)?
With or without Selenium for animal health?
With or without phosphate?

Based on the information you have given the best choice of fertiliser would be YaraBela Axan.

YaraBela AXAN (27% N + 9% SO3) is a uniform compound granular nitrate based nitrogen and sulphur fertiliser with an N:S ratio of 7.5:1 suitable for use on grassland where nitrogen and sulphur are required but no phosphate or potassium, and where no selenium is required.

YaraBela Axan

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Based on the information you have given the best choice of fertiliser would be YaraBela Nutri-Booster.

YaraBela NUTRI BOOSTER (25% N + 5% SO3, Na and Se) contains nitrogen and sulphur coupled with selenium.suitable for use on grassland where nitrogen and sulphur are required but no phosphate or potassium, together with selenium for increased animal health.

YaraBela Nutri-Booster

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Based on the information you have given the best choice of fertiliser would be YaraMila Stock Booster S.

YaraMila STOCK BOOSTER S (25-5-5 + 5% SO3 + Na and Se) is a compound prilled NPKS fertiliser containing sodium selenate for use on grassland to supplement selenium levels where nitrogen, phosphate, potassium and sulphur are all required together with selenium to improve livestock health.

YaraMila Stock Booster

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Based on the information you have given the best choice of fertiliser would be YaraMila 52 S.

YaraMila 52 S (20.6-8.2-11.6 +6.5%SO3) is a compound NPKS fertiliser suitable for use on grazed grassland where nitrogen, phosphate, potash and sulphur are all required, but selenium is not needed.

YaraMila 52 S

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Based on the information you have given the best choice of fertiliser would be YaraMila NK Sulphur

YaraMila NK SULPHUR (24-0-13 + 5% SO3) is ideal for high phosphate, low potash soils deficient in sulphur. Often used on grassland where nitrogen, potash and sulphur are all required, but phosphate is not needed.

YaraMila NK Sulphur

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Based on the information you have given the best choice of fertiliser would be YaraMila Extragrass.

YaraMila EXTRAGRASS (27-5-5 + 6% SO3) is a quality granular compound fertiliser with sulphur is ideal for most grazing situations where nitrogen, phosphate, potassium and sulphur are all required but selenium is not needed.

YaraMila Extragrass

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Grassland agronomy advice

The latest grassland fertiliser and nutrition advice from the Yara agronomists.

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To Graze or not to Graze Winter Swards
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Planning for Spring Success
As the saying goes: A failure to plan is planning to fail! This is true at any time but especially so at the moment, with input prices so high, utility bills increasing and an uncertain economic climate, planning for things that you can control is absolutely essential, and it doesn’t need to be complicated.
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Benefit from applying lime to grassland now
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How to increase grassland yield

How grassland fertilisers increase grassland yield

The main yield components of grassland are the number of leaves per unit area and dry matter content. Higher yields come from optimising leaf numbers, maintaining a green leaf canopy and achieving a high dry matter content. A balanced grassland fertiliser programme including all macro and micronutrients is essential to help manage all of these components.

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More grassland nutrition advice

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How to improve grassland quality
The three aspects to grassland and pasture quality are sward quality, nutritional quality and animal health. Each of these aspects is greatly influenced and improved by a balanced nutrition programme
How to increase selenium content of grass
How to increase selenium content of grass
Grazing animals have different requirements for micronutrients to those that are required for grass growth. Selenium is an essential nutrient for animals so it is important sufficient is present in the grass to meet the animals' needs.
Grassland nutritional summary
Grassland nutritional summary
A correct balance between macronutrients and micronutrients is essential for balanced grass growth. A deficiency of any single nutrient is enough to limit growth and the availability of each nutrient needs to be related to requirements.
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