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Year 1:

Train up staff in grass measuring and budgeting.

Identify poor producing paddocks using previous years measurements.

Reseed 2 paddocks on the total grazing platform.

Year 2:

Take soil tests.

Iniciate a fertiliser programme designed from soil test results.

Reseed next two least performing paddocks.

Year 3:

Continue with reseeding.

Continue improving soil fertility.

Year 4:

Continue reseeding and ferility programmes.

Improve grass utilisation.

Increase days at grass by earlier grazing and later closing dates.

Year 5:

Continue reseeding and fertility programmes.

Continue improvement in growing and utilisation of grass.

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Developments on farm forcing new management:

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Developments on farm forcing new management:

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1. Installation of 4 Lely Astronaut A4's forces a change in grazing platform.
2. ABC split of grazing platform requires more intense management to maximise robot efficiency.
3. Grass breaks must be restricted to 8 hour blocks (previously only 12-36 hour blocks).

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1. Rotational grazing on one grazing platform
2. Cut and weigh once a week until late April and twice a week from then on.
3. Early turnout of fresh stock due to compact calving.
4. Spring rotation planner in place along with slurry and fertilizer applications.

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1.Generate a 5 year Grassland management plan.
2. Detail changes on farm forcing increased Grassland management.
3. Display previous grassland management methods.

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1. Grass growth and utilisation are key drivers of the Irish dairy industry.

2. Grass is the cheapest form of feed for dairy in Ireland.

3. Farm is located in Mid-Louth. (location shown below)

4. 70.5ha farm in grass for the last 7 years.