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Spring Scientific Meeting 2021

“A New Era in Nutrient Management”
Online Webinar – Tuesday 4th February, 2.00 – 3.30pm
Free Event – Registration Required.
Click Here to Register and Recieve Zoom Link
Speakers
- Siobhan Walsh, Irish Farmers Journal, Chairperson
- Jack Nolan, Dept. Agri Food & Marine. Fertiliser Use and the Green Deal
- William Burchill, Dairy Advisor, Teagasc Moorepark. Getting the best out of all Nitrogen sources on your farm
- Donal Sheehan, Dairy Farmer. Transitioning to a more sustainable way of farming
Fertilizer Video Series – Efficient Use of Fertilisers
Soil Sampling & Fertilizer Planning.
Taking a Soil Sample – Best Practice
Soil Analysis Process
The Fertiliser Association of Ireland are producing a short video series on the efficient use of fertilisers. The first three videos (shown here) in the series will focus on the (i) importance of taking good soils samples (ii) first steps in starting the fertiliser planning process and (iii) the soil analysis process. During the coming year, at key timings for major fertiliser decisions, further videos will be released to guide farmers /advisors on the efficient use of fertilisers. These videos will cover choosing the right fertiliser product and applying it at the right rate, at the right time, and in the right place on the farm.
Time for Building Soil Potassium (K).
Click here for our latest advice on building soil Potassium (K).
Drought Conditions – Fertilizer Advice – June 2020
During the drought conditions we are experiencing currently and with rain forecast, its important you get your fertilizer strategy right.
Click here for our recent Drought Conditions – Fertilizer Advice.
Guidance on Covid 19
Precise Application of Fertilisers
Wednesday 12th Feb 2020 in Gurteen College
Teagasc in association with the Fertiliser Association of Ireland held a workshop on the Precise Application of Fertilisers on 12th February 2020 at Gurteen Agricultural College, Ballingarry, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary
This workshop was targeted at field advisors and agri-contractors. There was workshops to demonstrate the correct set up of fertiliser spreaders to deliver the correct rate accurately, as well as Health & Safety and new technologies.
Thank you to the machinery companies for providing the demonstration equipment and to Teagasc.
Launch of Technical Bulletin No.5
The Importance of Potassium (K) in Agricultural Soils

At the Fertiliser Association of Ireland annual spring seminar at the Horse & Jockey recently, launching Technical Bulletin No. 5 – “The Importance of Potassium & Agricultural Soils” were Tim Sheils, J. Bolger & Co. Wexford, Mark Plunkett, President of the Fertilizer Association of Ireland & Dr. David Wall Teagasc, Johnstown Castle.
Click here view Technical Bulletin No.5
Spring Scietific Meeting 2020
“Farming in a low emmisions environment”
4th February 2020, Horse & Jockey Hotel.
Thank you to all our spreakers and contributors at our Spring Scietific Meeting on 4th Feb 2020, in ther Horse and Jockey Hotel.
Chairperson, Mary Delaney, Irish Farmers Journal.
Speakers: Noel Meehan (ASSAP). Chris Dawdon (Consultant UK). Ger Courtney (Teagasc). Tim Shiel (Bolgers Agri, Wexford).
Proceedings can be downloaded from the publications section of this website.
Precise Application of Fertilisers Workshop 2020
Gurteen College, Co. Tipperary Wednesday 12th February 2020.
Iasis Points availabe to attendees.
Pre-registration is essential, click here for details.
2020 Programme of Events
For full details, keep an eye on the Upcoming Events page
P&K App is Back Online.
Follow link in home menu of this website to P&K Calculator / App Download or click on links below:
Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.faoi.pkfertilizercalculator
Apple App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/ie/app/fertilizer-p-k-calculator/id815178271
Protected UREA
For up to date information on protected Urea, follow the link to the Teagasc website page below.
https://www.teagasc.ie/crops/soil–soil-fertility/protected-urea/