Precision Ag Solutions - Ireland
Hungry and Naked - That's Where We'd Be Without Agriculture!
To produce a margin next year, many Irish farmers must reduce their production costs. It has been pronounced at Teagasc Tillage Forum that the low price trend will continue in to 2010 growing season. Therefore, the farming community must find the way to become more efficient and use their resources wisely. Several Teagasc researchers has been recommending to till only the best farm land and leave the poorer land idle, because it is not worth while... We disagree! If you know how to manage different types of land effectively, you will be able to produce a margin even utilizing poorer land. For example, the poorer land is deemed not productive because of the blanket application of fertilizer and other chemicals. This means that the farmers are using the same fertilizer and chemical strategies for their best and their poorest fields. The current fertilizer recommendations must be revised if the farmers are to make money by growing cereals in Ireland. Traditional farming techniques are not working, and not going to work, at the times of such high margin pressure! All Irish crop growers and agricultural consultants are urged to attend our Intelligent Farming Workshops. These workshops are carried out in a discussion format, and aimed at educating producers nationwide about ways to become more productive and efficient in their agricultural enterprises. Our Precision Agriculture Experts will offer you valuable information, advise and training in scientifically-based, tried-out and simple ways to dramatically decrease agricultural inputs including fertilizer and chemical application. Accounting for field-to field and within-the-field variation, as well as year-to-year variation in agricultural production helps to maximize profits by managing farming resources more efficiently. This is why Precision Agriculture is also referred to as Site-Specific Farming. Attending our Intelligent Farming Workshops and taking part in our Intelligent Farming Program will help you to become financially stable and make the most of your efforts! irish producers - Stop Wasting The Money You Do Not Have!
For more information, please contact: Dr. Olga Walsh, telephone: 087-415-1843; e-mail: soilmanager@hotmail.com.
Hungry and Naked - That's Where We'd Be Without Agriculture!
To produce a margin next year, many Irish farmers must reduce their production costs. It has been pronounced at Teagasc Tillage Forum that the low price trend will continue in to 2010 growing season. Therefore, the farming community must find the way to become more efficient and use their resources wisely. Several Teagasc researchers has been recommending to till only the best farm land and leave the poorer land idle, because it is not worth while... We disagree! If you know how to manage different types of land effectively, you will be able to produce a margin even utilizing poorer land. For example, the poorer land is deemed not productive because of the blanket application of fertilizer and other chemicals. This means that the farmers are using the same fertilizer and chemical strategies for their best and their poorest fields. The current fertilizer recommendations must be revised if the farmers are to make money by growing cereals in Ireland. Traditional farming techniques are not working, and not going to work, at the times of such high margin pressure! All Irish crop growers and agricultural consultants are urged to attend our Intelligent Farming Workshops. These workshops are carried out in a discussion format, and aimed at educating producers nationwide about ways to become more productive and efficient in their agricultural enterprises. Our Precision Agriculture Experts will offer you valuable information, advise and training in scientifically-based, tried-out and simple ways to dramatically decrease agricultural inputs including fertilizer and chemical application. Accounting for field-to field and within-the-field variation, as well as year-to-year variation in agricultural production helps to maximize profits by managing farming resources more efficiently. This is why Precision Agriculture is also referred to as Site-Specific Farming. Attending our Intelligent Farming Workshops and taking part in our Intelligent Farming Program will help you to become financially stable and make the most of your efforts! irish producers - Stop Wasting The Money You Do Not Have!
For more information, please contact: Dr. Olga Walsh, telephone: 087-415-1843; e-mail: soilmanager@hotmail.com.
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