Forage crops play an important part at Briddicott Farm in Somerset.

Nuffield scholar Richard Tudor relies on long-term leys for sheep and beef grazing

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Andrew Dale relies on a brassica break before reseeding

The Colwells run a simple grassland system that works

Landmark Extreme is a highly productive and persistent mixture for adverse sites.

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A low milk price has driven one mid Wales dairy farm to go organic and maximise milk from grass and wholecrop

New dairy farmer hopes grass will secure his long-term future on Guernsey.

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Bath and West Shows Ltd. are delighted to welcome Oliver Seeds as the title seed sponsor of Grassland UK to be held on 10 May 2018.

North Wales dairy farmer Huw Williams of Dinas Farm has benefitted from reseeding a 2.8ha (seven acre) field last September, by the side of the busy A487 south of Caernarfon – zero grazing it once, cutting it for silage four times and letting the cows graze between second and third cut of silage and for a final time two weeks ago (Wednesday 12 October).

Gwynedd beef and sheep farmer Gwyn Parry has won the All Wales Big Bale Silage competition for 2016, with silage cut from a field growing the Fortress seed mixture from Oliver Seeds

Arthur Owen and his cows still grazing high quality grass in mid-September

With 320 dairy cows and 700 breeding ewes on 244ha (600 acres), John Thompson and his brother Andrew of Softley Farm, Butterknowle, Bishop Auckland, have to make sure there is enough high quality grass and conserved forage to feed throughout the year.

Long-term grass suits heifer-rearing dairy farm

Idris Evans producing meat from grass at 1200ft