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Run through what is done well and why it's done

Areas for improvement and why these areas mightn't be performing  to their potential

Run through external opportunities and potential threats

My recommendations for action on challenges the farm faces/ the SWOT analysis

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On- off grazing practiced

Milking block being measured fortnightly

Grass silage being fed to all animals

Fresh grass making up bulk of milking cows diet

40 units of Nitrogen blanket spread on whole farm

Soil testing carried out in January

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On-off grazing | Managing wet soils | Dairy | Agriculture | Agriculture Victoria

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Grazing paddocks when soils are wet results in pugged pastures and soil damage. This note outlines on-off grazing, a method that can be used to reduce the damage when grazing during wet periods.

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Year 1 (Current year)

Reset breeding goals for next 5 years

Complete paddock & roadway infrastructure

Year 2

Calve down 180 cows

Look into possibility of contract heifer rearing

Do some serious building of soil fertility

Year 3

Hit 14 tonnes of DM utilised per hectare

Soil test whole farm and and evaluate how soil fertility building went

Year 4

Repair and invest in new calf rearing facilities, if necessary

Evaluate how successful calf rearing has been the last 4 years

Year 5

Set agenda for new 5 year plan

Compare profitability of last 5 years- what year went well and what year didn't- why?

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Focus on profit/ ha and build savings fund

Breed right cow for system with priority on fertility

Maximise grass grown & utilised

Have necessary infrastructure done safe and well

work smart not hard

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Importance of Grassland management

Ireland's grass growing advantage

Ireland's situation

Advantages of grassland management