Taking place during April and into early May, the TeagascGrass10 team, in conjunction with Clover150 and the Advisory Regions, has organised a series of grass reseeding events nationwide. Find your nearest event at teagasc.ie/reseedingevents

Grass growth for the coming week is expected to increase to 58kg due to warmer drier weather🌞 Growth over the last week was lower than 5 year average due to colder wetter conditions (45 kg DM/ha) Soil temp is also rising again this week with warmer weather

Latest update from the Teagasc Tirlán FarmLife monitor programme. Great lift in protein % and MS/cow compared to last year. Long may it continue For these figures and more info on the programme please click 🔗 teagasc.ie/animals/dairy/…

Grass growth will increase again this week with warm weather to 60-79kg DM/ha🌞 Growth for the last week was 55kg on average A dry week in store with week, with soil temp also rising

Out with monitor farmer Shane Fitzgerald & Kate today, 1st job was grass walk! Kate had measured Thursday last week & she knew straight away the improvement Growth was 83kgsDM/ha and decision to take 2 paddocks out to bring cover per cow down to 200kgsDM/ha. Grass is bombing it!!

DM for Moorepark, Grange, Johnstown and Oak park

Looking at silage covers with Francis Nolan this morning. Last grazed 1st April, received 90 units in total this spring between PU +S and slurry. Cut and weighed 3500kgsDM/ha, aiming to cut in 2 weeks

Grass growth is over 20% ahead of 5 year average again this week☀️(avg growth 70kg ) The coming week will be similar with 70kg again expected📈 No rainfall next week with soil temp remaining 10-12C😎🌤️

Helena Walsh is a #WalshScholar based at Teagasc Moorepark. Her work focuses on transitioning to low nitrogen dairy systems in the border, midland and western region of Ireland. Meet Helena at the Teagasc Moorepark Open Day on 2nd July 2025! #Moorepark25

Growth is expected to remain good this week with an increase in some counties☀️ Growth rates remain 20% above 5 year average for another week📈 Rainfall is expected over the weekend in many parts of the country Soil temp are 11-13C

Check out the latest video in our “Ask the Expert” series, featuring Dairy Specialist Stuart Childs! In this video, Stuart talks about his work with Teagasc Geneticist Donagh Berry and Reproductive Physiologist Stephen Butler, with VistaMilk Research Ireland Centre and @ICBFHerdPlus #Moorepark25

Grass growth is expected to be slightly less in the coming week in some parts to soil moisture deficits, However it will still remain 50-79kg Growth over the last week was 73kg (10-20% above average) Some rainfall is expected in the North of the country Soil temp up to 12-14C

Grass growth on farms is predicted to drop back this week due to limitations of soil moisture on some farms Growth rate over last 7 days has been on par with 5 year average Very little rain in the forecast for the next 7 days also Soil temp reaching 15 C in some parts

Grass 10 newsletter Tips: Growth is relatively good, however paddocks <700kg are starting to struggle on dry farms, if growth below 50kg plan 22-25 day rotation Ensure N is up to date on all farms (18-20 units, 22-25kg N/Ha) Featured farmer this week: Sean O'Sullivan

Grass growth on farm is on par or below 5 year average the past week (65kg), Next week growth will reduce further due to soil moisture deficits in dry soils (55kg) Minimal rainfall is expected New map shows growth potential (as % of normal growth rates) due to water availability

Grass growth for the coming week is expected to increase (but is dependant on rainfall in your locality) Avg 63kg (55-71kg) Current avg has been on par or below average across Ireland Rainfall expected country wide this week/weekend 19-50mm predicted Soil temps remain high at 13C

Dry Matter remains very high across all research centers.🌞 Take note while carrying out grass walks to account of high DM in grass at the moment🌱

Check out our latest video featuring #WalshScholar Aoife Byrne as she shares her research on mobility scores in dairy cows. 🐄 Want to learn more? Catch up with Aoife at the Teagasc #Moorepark25 Open Day on 2nd July 2025!

Grass growth over the past week has been below average due to soil moisture deficits (61kg)📉Grass growth is predicted to increase next week to avg 67kg, in part due to expected rainfall of 19-44mm 🌧️ Soil temp will reduce but still remain high 📷 🌡️

Grass growth has been below the 5 year average due low rainfall across Ireland Growth will rise this week due to adequate rainfall in many areas of the country (64-83kg expected) Significant rainfall is again expected over the coming days Soil temps remain 13-14C