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9 May

Really excited now about #RAMIRAN2020 being held in the wonderful city of #Cambridge UK. Thankyou @MeetCambridge for your support and help with our conference planning.

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IrelandsFarmersIrelandsFarmers@IrelandsFarmers·
8 May

So today we are trailing shoe in slurry to replace the nutrients required to grow the grass. The tanker lays the slurry in neat lines instead of spraying it up in the air 👍

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stjlalorStan Lalor@stjlalor·
1 May

Some good tips in this article around slurry and silage from recent ⁦@TeagascGrass10⁩ events. ⁦@Grasslandagro⁩ https://t.co/bFMkHe1OIP

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LizzieSagooLizzie Sagoo@LizzieSagoo·
28 Apr

Nitrate leaching from autumn pig slurry applied to winter cereal was 19-20% N applied. In contrast, leaching from aut pig slurry to OSR was not different to untreated control - slurry N was taken up by the OSR crop in the autumn before start of overwinter drainage #RAMIRAN2020

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LizzieSagooLizzie Sagoo@LizzieSagoo·
28 Apr

For winter cereals, NH3 was highest from spring slurry applications (16-26% total N app) & lowest from autumn app (6-11% N app). Higher NH3 in spring probably reflected lower slurry infiltration rates into wetter/capped soil, cf rapid infiltration to dry cereal stubbles in autumn

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