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Farmer and son in wheat field

Grow the future

Farming is a way of life and is anything but predictable. That's why your farm must be efficient and resilient enough to grow crops both sustainably and profitably now and in the future.

Improve your farm's fertiliser efficiency

Improving fertiliser efficiency is one way your farm can become more productive, profitable and sustainable. Try our quiz to find out how you can improve your farm's fertiliser efficiency.

Grow the future | Nitrogen and sulphur

Grow the future | Nitrogen and sulphur

Applying nitrogen and sulphur together just makes sense

Combining nitrogen and sulphur together increases nitrogen use efficiency so means more for your money with less wastage

Read about improving nutrient efficiency

Grow the future | Spring arable nutrition |

Spring barley needs to gain momentum quickly

Spring barley nutrition is no different to any other crop but growth happens a lot quicker so the focus has to be on maintaining its momentum and ensuring nutrients are readily available when needed.

Grow the future | Cereal micronutrients | Agronomists in wheat field

Cereal micronutrients can prevent yield losses

If you supply your cereal crops with exactly the right micronutrients where and when they are needed this will prevent yield losses or quality reduction due to deficiencies.

Grow the future | Oilseed micronutrients | Agronomist and farmer in oilseed field

Oilseed micronutrients consistently increase yields

Supplying your oilseed crops with exactly the right micronutrients where and when they are needed has been shown to consistently increase yields.

Grow the future | Nitrogen and sulphur fertiliser| Agronomists in wheat field

Applying nitrogen and sulphur together just makes sense

Combining nitrogen and sulphur together increases nitrogen use efficiency so means more for your money with less wastage.

Grow the future | Compound NPKS fertiliser Agronomists in wheat field

A compound fertiliser is so much better than a blend

When you apply nutrients using a true compound fertiliser you avoid the risk of segregation and uneven distribution that you often get with a blend.

Grow the future | Phosphate and potssium | Agronomists in wheat field

When it comes to P and K doing nothing is not an option

When it comes to P and K doing nothing is not an option. Potassium and phosphate are two essential plant nutrients with the plant requiring a consistent supply from the soil during the critical spring growth period.

Grow the future | Spring arable nutrition |

Spring nutrition must keep crop momentum moving

When winter cereals begin spring growth keeping that momentum going should be the main focus of the spring nutrition strategy

Grow the future | Silage fertiliser | Farmer inspecting grass

Avoid compromising your silage with poor nutrition

Don't risk compromising the yield or quality of your silage by cutting corners with your fertiliser programme

Grow the future | Grassland sulphur management | Farmer inspecting grass

Managing grassland sulphur delivers impressive results

Managing grassland sulphur doesn’t need to mean big changes. Simply switching fertilisers can deliver impressive results.

Grow the future | Forage maize foliar nutrition | Farmers watching maize harvest

Paying more attention to forage maize nutrition pays off

Paying more attention to forage maize foliar nutrition, particularly phosphate and zinc will improve crop establishment and early growth resulting in higher yield and better quality forage.

Grow the future | Potato nutrition

Better nutrition improves potato yield and quality

Making sure your potatoes are fully supplied with all the nutrients they require is the best way to improve crop yield and tuber quality

Grow the future | Soil testing and tissue analysis

Soil and leaf testing avoids wasting money on fertilisers

The best way to avoid wasting money on fertiliser is through soil testing and tissue analysis and then understanding what the results mean.

Grow the future | Grassland selenium fertilisers | Farmer inspecting grass

Preventing selenium deficiency avoids reduced productivity

Grazing animals have a requirement for selenium so it is important sufficient is present in the grass to meet the animals' needs to prevent selenium deficiency problems.

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Reduce your farm’s impact on climate change

Reduce your farm’s impact on climate change

Fertiliser use is a major contributor to your farm’s greenhouse gas emissions. Switching to nitrate-based solutions is one of the simplest ways to reduce your farm’s impact on climate change.

Yara green ammonia

Learn about green ammonia

Green ammonia is intended to be used in the production of carbon-neutral fertiliser products, decarbonising the food value chain, and also has potential as a future climate-neutral shipping fuel.

10 ways to reduce nitrogen leaching

10 ways to reduce nitrogen leaching

Nitrate-based fertilisers and precision farming are your best weapons against nitrogen loss and lack of efficiency.

How to improve nitrogen-use efficiency

How to improve nitrogen-use efficiency

Here are some tips to help you define exact nutrient demand, and learn more about the timing and dosing of nitrate-based fertilisers.

How to improve the sustainability of agriculture

Helping to improve the sustainability of agriculture

The climate crisis is changing the rules of the game for European agriculture – and for European farmers. If we want to continue to feed the world with nutritional food while also protecting the planet, then we need to support farmers.

How to reduce ammonia emissions

How to reduce ammonia emissions from agriculture

Implementing a nitrate-based solution is one of the easiest ways to reduce ammonia losses from fertiliser. Find out how

Farm to Fork | Reduce nutrient losses | Increase yields | Produce healthier crops

Farm to Fork - Yara’s roadmap for putting strategy into action

Yara will help drive the Farm to Fork Strategy by supporting farmers in adopting sustainable and efficient practices by using digital tools and precision farming, while also ensuring farms’ profitability.

MaximiSe your farm’s water use efficiency

Maximise your farm’s water use efficiency

Water supplies will fluctuate from year to year, but using a nitrate-based fertiliser solution will ensure your yield is optimised.

How to improve nitrogen-use efficiency

How to improve nitrogen-use efficiency

Here are some tips to help you define exact nutrient demand, and learn more about the timing and dosing of nitrate-based fertilisers.

Future-proof your farm

Find out how your farm can become more productive, profitable and sustainable by future proofing your resources, your profit and our planet.

Future-proof your resources

Future-proof your resources

EFFICIENT FARMING: Each growing cycle brings the challenge of producing healthy, profitable crops while also preserving natural resources for the future.

Future-proof your profit

Future-proof your profit

PROFITABLE FARMING: Investing in nitrate-based solutions could generate higher profits both now, and in the long term.

Future-proof our planet

Future-proof our planet

SUSTAINABLE FARMING: Reduce your farms' impact on climate change through efficient and sustainable agriculture practices and be profitable.

Agronomy advice to improve fertiliser efficiency

Check out these links to find out more about different aspects of efficient fertiliser use.

Making sense of nitrogen

Making sense of nitrogen

There are many different types of nitrogen fertilisers available and it is important to make sure you are using the most efficient type of fertiliser. This article will help you to decide which nitrogen fertiliser is best for you.

Agronomy Advice - Don't forget about sulphur

Don't forget about sulphur

Sulphur was often overlooked in the past but today it is recognised as an essential nutrient and considered just as important as nitrogen, so not to be forgotten.

Spring fertiliser increases yield

Eight reasons why spring fertiliser increases yield

Spring applications of some fertilisers have been shown to produce increases in cereal yields. Here are eight agronomic reasons why you should apply phosphate and potash in the spring rather than in the autumn

Micronutrients - deficiency prevention is better than cure

Micronutrients - deficiency prevention is better than cure

When it comes to micronutrients, prevention of a deficiency before crop losses occur is always better than correction after the damage has been done.

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