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     Quota Bulletin February 2009      Quota Bulletin January 2009      Promar Standard February 2009      Quota Bulletin - November 2008      Corporate Social Responsibility for the Dairy Sector, notes from the International Dairy Federation Conference in Maxico.     Presentation notes from a speech by John Giles, Divisional Director, at the International Dairy Federation Conference in Mexico.  Promar Digest March 2008      Offsetting higher fertiser costs for Beef Farmers      Grazing Monitor 22 August 2008      Promar Standard July 2008      Grazing Monitor 25th July 2008      Grazing Monitor 9th July 2008      Grazing Monitor 13th June 2008      Grazing Monitor 27th June 2008      Grazing Monitor 6th June 2008      Grazing Monitor 30th May 2008      Does Milk From Forage Pay      Grazing Monitor 16th May 2008      Grazing Monitor 23rd May 2008      Grazing Monitor 2nd May 2008      Grazing Monitor 9th May 2008      Grazing Monitor 25th April 2008      Grazing Monitor 18th April 2008      Grazing Monitor 11th April 2008      Grazing Monitor 4th April 2008      Promar Standard - January 2008      Quota Bulletin January 2008      ALL SYSTEMS GO FOR EXTRA MILK OUTPUT – OR NOT?      Grazing Monitor 28th September 2007      Grazing Monitor 7th September 2007      Milkminder Manager of the Year 2007      Quota Bulletin September 2007      Grazing Monitor 10th August 2007      Grazing Monitor 24th August 2007      Grazing Monitor 27th July 2007      No miracle cure to interest rate burdens      Rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic      Grazing Monitor 13th July 2007      Don't let hot weather burn up margins!      Grazing Monitor 29th June 2007      Grazing Monitor 15th June 2007      Grazing Montor 8th June 2007      Farm Busines Budget 2007-2008      Grazing Monitor 11th May 2007      Grazing Monitor 13th April 2007      Grazing Monitor 1st June 2007      Grazing Monitor 25th May 2007      Grazing Monitor 6th April 2007      Grazing Monitor 18th May 2007      Slurry Contamination of Silage      Grazing Monitor 4th May 2007      Grazing Monitor 20th April 2007      Grazing Monitor 27th April 2007      Promar Newsletter      Waste Exemptions - Deadlines      Grazing Monitor 30th March 2007      Grazing Monitor 16th March 2007      Quota Bulletin - February 2007      Quota Bulletin December 2006      Quota Bulletin November 2006      Quota Bulletin October 2006      Quota Bulletin for September 2006      Don't think average      Survey highlights common parlour faults .....      Grazing Monitor 22nd September 2006      Farm Financial Results March 2006      Grazing Monitor 25th August 2006      Grazing Monitor 28 July 2006      Grazing Monitor 14th July 2006      Water supply to cows     Cows not Camels  Grazing Monitor 30th June 2006      Grazing Monitor 23 June 2006      Quota Bulletin      Grazing Monitor 16th June 2006      Grazing Monitor 9th June 2006      Grazing Monitor 2 June 2006      Grazing Monitor 26th May 2006      2007 Dairy Budget      Food For Thought      Grazing Monitor 19th May 2006      Grazing Monitor 12th May 2006     NOW THE CHALLENGE IS MANAGING PLENTY OF GRASS  Grazing Monitor 5th May 2006     EVERYTHING SET FOR GRAZING EXPLOSION  Grazing Monitor 28/04/2006      The RPA and your SP5 form      Grazing Monitor 21/04/06     Making use of grass analysis to maximise grazing performance  Grazing Monitor 07/04/06     Are you ready to make the most of grazing when grass finally wakes up?  Grazing Monitor 14/04/06     Ensuring a continuous flow of good quality grazing  Grazing Monitor 31/03/06     MAKE THE MOST OF EARLY SEASON GRAZING WHEN IT COMES!  Grazing Monitor 17/03/06     Time to change to rotational grazing?  Grazing Monitor 24/03/06     Turn out delayed but no need for panic measures  Quota Profile      Grazing Monitor 10th March 2006      Fertiliser Calibrator     It will really pay to calibrate your fertiliser spreader  Grazing Monitor      Your SPS cheque     Think carefully about how you use your SPS cheque  Quota Bulletin January 2006      Quota Bulletin for December 2005      Quota Bulletin November 2005      Should you be considering a diet fat supplement      When the going gets tough      Quota Bulletin August 2005      When the going gets tough.....     Many farmers’ response to the Single Payment Scheme and lower milk prices is to seriously consider expansion.  Grazing Monitor 5th August 2005      Grazing Monitor 8th July 2005     MAKING THE MOST OF BUFFER FEEDING  ELS Payments well worth the admin involved      It still pays to produce a good calf      Quota Bulletin (June 2005)      Grazing Monitor 1st July 2005     Be flexible to make the most of grazed grass  Grazing Monitor 24th June 2005     Managing Organic Grass provides lessons to us all  Grazing Monitor 17th June 2005     MAKE THE MOST OF GRAZED GRASS  Grazing Monitor 10th June 2005     Plan now to maximise late season grazing....  Quota Bulletin May 2005      Grazing Monitor 3rd June 2005      Grazing Monitor 27th May 2005     Participating farmers from around the country report different experiences over the past few weeks but all will be watching aftermath growth with particular interest.  Fresh Grass Analysis     Getting drier, and sugar levels rising - but that was before the weekend rain! There is still some growth potential.  Grazing Monitor     DECISION TIME - In the last two weeks, grass growth rates have improved to some extent at all our contributor farms.  MAKING MORE OF GRAZED GRASS     The recent warm weather has prompted an acceleration in grass growth according to David Burns from Promar. “  Grazing Monitor 2     Managing turnout is one of the most crucial aspects affecting season long grazing production and is uppermost in the minds of our contributor farmers.  Grazing Monitor 3     The first results from our contributor farmers indicate that some excellent quality grass is available in most parts of the country and this needs to be exploited to protect margins and prevent any deterioration in quality due to under-grazing.  Grazing Monitor 4     Farmers around the country are reporting a slowdown in grass growth with some even taking there cows back in again to preserve grazing conditions and grass stocks.  Quota Bulletin March 2005     Milk production in March stands at 1,194.5 million litres (not butterfat adjusted). This translates into a butterfat adjusted position of 11 million litres (0.92%) over quota for the month of March.
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