“Attention to detail is key. That means focusing on seedbeds.” Our pulses expert Iain Ford shares his advice on how to get your beans off to the best start. If you’re thinking about drilling your #winterbeans soon, this month’s #PulseCheck is for you: on.basf.com/3rLMHGT

Join us this Friday, 21 October at 9:30am for an episode of #TheSignpostSeries, as part of #SustainabilityWeek which will focus on the launch of the Signpost Sustainability Results. Register on teagasc.ie/sustainability… @TeagascSignpost Dairy Sustainability Ireland 🐮💧🌱 Rural Network Food Drink Ireland Skillnet

Jake Freestone outlying his transition towards a regenerative farming system. A really thought provoking presentation given at BASF Ag Solutions Ireland technical conference in Kilkenny today.

Worried about the shelf life of your protected urea? Some products have a longer shelf life than others, as Siobhán Walsh from the Irish Farmers Journal explains in her article. farmersjournal.ie/considering-th…

Spring Barley sown 10 days ago is off to a flying start with the moisture and heat. Things to consider are: Fertilizer Requirements Weed Spray Requirements, Trace Element Requirements, Aphicide Pressure & Requirements, Growth Regulator Requirements, Wild Oat Issues,

Early sown Graham ww received T1 of revystar multisite and phylgreen sat on fully expanded leaf 3 looks to have great potential with very long head…lots of septoria lurking in base…T2 rates will need to be robust!! ⁦Cooney Furlong Grain⁩ ⁦Robbie Byrne⁩ ⁦BASF Ag Solutions Ireland⁩

All go here at our first sustainable tillage farm walk in Athy BASF Ag Solutions Ireland Teagasc Tillage Team Luke Thornton Grassland Agro

Maximising your spring barley requires: ✅Control of ramularia ✅Improved straw quality ✅Management of rhynchosporium For our full series of barley crop management with David Leahy visit the link below. t.ly/youtube.sb.crop

‘Innovation is key to tackling many of the challenges that present themselves and we aim to find ways to deliver the outcome desired by growers’ Jonathan Ball at our IRE Technical Conference It was great to see so many of you there and we hope you had as good as a time as we did!

Exciting news... Introducing Navura® + Comet® 200! Our new barley pack, raising the bar at T1. This one pack solution unlocks a new level of broad spectrum disease control. Find out more: bit.ly/431YtRk

Earlier this month, we had the pleasure of welcoming so many of you to our cereal disease control conference! 🌾💚 Check out this video for a look back at a morning filled with valuable insights and engaging discussions.📹

Now is a great time to download our 2025 Barley Agronomy Guide! bit.ly/4hh4zk7📖 -Key crop husbandry advice to successfully grow profitable, high yielding barley in Ireland🌾 -Insights from leading agronomists and researchers including Teagasc, ADAS and SRUC💡

Throwback Thursday to May 2024🌱 David Leahy revisits this winter barley crop, to discuss the next steps for barley agronomy: developing a robust T2 program. Watch the full video here: bit.ly/3GLSS8m

The sun is shining and so is this crop of Oilseed Rape in Wexford today, which received an application of Shepherd 10 days ago ☀️

There are some great looking crops across the country right now. This spring barley in Wexford is soon to receive an application of Navura + Comet 200; the newest level of T1 fungicide🌾 Find out more here: bit.ly/4aXwRyH

Out now: Episode 2 of the Irish Farmers Journal Crop Tour! Agronomy Manager, James Irish and agronomist George Blackburn dive into this year’s yields, the tillage season and expectations from production. Watch now for the latest insights from the field #BiggestJobonEarth

🚜 We had the pleasure of joining LEAF’s Open Farm Sunday in Hampshire this June and what a day it was, with an amazing turnout of 2,300 attendees! It was an incredible opportunity to connect with the public and share why farming truly is The Biggest Job on Earth 💚

Disease control 🦠 Varieties 🌱 Expected yields ⚖️ Jayne Smyth joins Brian Reilly to discuss this and so much more for Episode 4 of Irish Farmers Journal crop tour, in partnership with our #BiggestJobonEarth campaign