Understanding N & P Results
- Am I applying less than 190kg of fertiliser N to pasture?
- What are ‘Other sources’ N and P loss in the Farm Details - Blocks Report?
- How do wetlands affect N and P losses in OverseerFM?
- Why are riparian strips are not having any influence on the N and P losses?
- What is 'N in drainage' and why is it so high?
- Why does OverseerFM not report N concentration in drainage for easy and steep hill blocks?
- P Loss Categories - Pasture vs Crop blocks
- What is N surplus and how is it calculated?
- Can N leaching increase with a wintering pad? Why is this?
- What is Nitrogen Conversion Efficiency and what contributes to a high NCE number?
- Why irrigation applied may be 0mm
- What is the difference between N-Surplus and Nitrogen Conversion Efficiency?
- How is total N loss calculated for a block with a fodder crop rotating through it?
- How can organic N inputs increase modelled N leaching?
- Why is soil PAW different on a Crop block than a pasture block with the same soil?
- Annual ryegrass and cut and carry do not affect Pasture production
- How are Milking herd size, Milk production per cow and Milk solids calculated for the Farm Details report?
- What is live weight brought, sold and reared shown in the 'Farm Details' report
- When increasing the stocking rate from a very low number, why does N loss decrease initially to a minimum before increasing?
- What influences maintenance fertiliser requirements?
- How is Dairy Effluent N modelled by OverseerFM?
- Why is the N loss from an effluent block higher than from a non-effluent block?
- Is the majority of N and P lost ‘to water’ in the dissolved form – e.g. phosphate and nitrate?