Advice from teagasc: Spring barley - Break-even at 3t

Growing a profitable spring barley crop is presenting a significant challenge for the coming season, with downward pressure on forward grain prices and production costs static at best.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016 - 01:00

John Galvin, Teagasc Adviser, Galway/Clare Regional Unit

A number of key factors greatly influence spring barley yield and quality.

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