Explore expert forage guides and webinars in the Germinal Knowledge Hub – your trusted source for grassland advice.
Explore expert forage guides and webinars in the Germinal Knowledge Hub – your trusted source for grassland advice.
We meet award-winning beef and sheep farmer James Henderson to find out how producing homegrown forage is helping James and his family cut back on concentrates, increase profit, and lower the farm’s environmental impact.
Are you growing multi-species swards already, or wondering where to begin? This in-depth guide can build your knowledge and share best practices to support your sowing, management, and feeding of multi-species to ruminant livestock.
This webinar explores Nick and Lucy Tyler’s commitment to self-sufficiency, sustainability, and soil health in their grassland management.
Our red clover guide can either help you get started or strengthen your knowledge of establishing and managing this sustainable forage crop.
Are you making the most of white clover? Use our guide to maximise the sustainable production potential of white clover in your grassland system.
Find out how Germinal’s world-first DoubleRoot hybrid clover can withstand extreme weather conditions that conventional clovers can’t.
Find out how Germinal’s Aber High Sugar Grass improves meat and milk production while reducing harmful emissions.
The climate smart approach to productive forage with selection and useful grassland management advice from the grass experts.
‘Forage options to increase resilience’ is a brand-new Germinal webinar to help you identify hardy homegrown feeds for climate challenges.
Watch ‘Reduce nitrogen inputs with clover’ – the new Germinal webinar that can help you lift production and reduce input costs.
Germinal has release their new webinar Lower emissions, improve grass performance, part of the Climate Smart Series. Watch to find out more.
Watch a soil fertility webinar featuring Germinal experts William Fleming, Harley Brown-Keech and Dr Mary McEvoy.
Contact our grass and forage experts if you have any questions about choosing products or advice on grassland best practices.
