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Year 3

1. Continue Grass Measuring

2. Consider Zero-grazing surplus grass

Year 4

1. Soil test, tailor fertiliser programme around results

Year 5

1. Evaluate difference of performance in the farm over the five years

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Year 1

1. Purchase grass measuring equipment

2. Spread lime

3. Soil test

4. Join BTAP

5. Invest in infrastructure (i.e Roadways, Electric fencing sub dividing fields, water toughs)

Year 2

1. Reseed worst performing paddock

2. improve utilization of grass management soft ware

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Currently we reseed in the region of 4-5 acres/year and for maximum performance should reseed our worst paddock every year.

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Strengths

Good dry farm

all land level and easily accessible

Challenges

Expenditure on infrastructure

Soil Fertility

Opportunities

Potential to produce large amounts of grass

Increase stocking rate

Increase net profit

Threats

Poor beef price

Brexit

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Based on my home farm

Dry Stock Farm

Store to beef system

Two grassing blocks

All in grassland

According to Teagus grass only costs 7c/kgDM to produce indicating a cheap source of fodder

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Rotational grazing in operation

Possibility of zero-grazing strong grass to feed livestock being finished indoors

Lighter stock turned early to grass of heavy covers prior to slurry application

Fertiliser plan needs to integrated into our farm