P Build-up Training - FAS Advisors

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P Build-up Training - FAS Advisors under Ireland’s 4th Nitrates Action Programme 2018 -2021 Leanne Roche DAFM Nitrates Div Johnstown Castle Wexford

Presentation Overview Water Quality Soil Fertility Nitrates Action Programme P build up measures Nitrates Derogation P Build up Training Schedule Conclusions

Water Quality Water quality has improved since the introduction of the Nitrates Directive Stabilised in recent years, with improvements and declines being offset Issues in hot spot areas to be resolved 43% of monitored river water bodies are less than good ecological status, equates to 1,015 river water bodies Dairying intensification is a challenge

Irish soil fertility trends 10% of soils good overall fertility 62% very low to low P status Lime usage - fallen significantly

Nitrates Action Programme (NAP) Review Review Group Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government, Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine, Teagasc Public consultation Expert group report https://www.agriculture.gov.ie/ruralenvironment/environmentalobligations/nitrates/ New Nitrates Regulation (2018-2021) - S.I. No. 605/2017

The main changes to the 4th NAP New strengthened water protection measures to break nutrient and transport pathways Exclusion of bovines from watercourses Prevention of run-off from farm roads Enhanced Knowledge Transfer Simplification of the regulations for improved implementation Targeting improved soil fertility – Phosphorus P Build up rates for index 1 and 2 soils

Phosphorus build-up Currently 62 % of Irish soils in P index 1 and 2 Previous build-up rates not sufficient to increase P in reasonable timeframe Index 1 – extra 20 kg P/ha/year Index 2 – extra 10 kg P/ha/year New build up rates for farms > 130 kg N/ha stocking rate Index 1 – extra 50 kg P/ha/year Index 2 – extra 30 kg P/ha/year New table 13B (P build up) Built in safeguards to prevent P transfer to water - NMP - KT - Four year programme

Phosphorus Build-Up Farmers availing of P build-up allowances required to undertake NMP & participate in KT programme Soil analysis incl SOM SOM not required where mineral soils certified NMP submitted to DAFM Derogation NMP Non derogation – email to pbuildup@agriculture.gov.ie by 31 Dec 2018 Farmers must attend training by approved FAS advisor by 31 Dec 2018 List of farmers attending training to be submitted to DAFM (Nitrates Div)

Soil OM testing in designated peaty areas Farmers located in designated peaty areas (Teagasc – EPA Indicative soils map) must test for OM when soil testing No soil test – assume P index 3 Minimising the risk of P losses from risky peaty soils

4th NAP Strong action programme New measures breaking the loss pathway Addressing soil fertility Simplification Knowledge transfer

The new conditions applying for derogation Nitrates Derogation The new conditions applying for derogation 50% of all slurry produced on a derogation farm must be applied by the 15th June annually. After this date slurry may only be applied using low emission equipment. Derogation farmers must have sufficient storage for all livestock manure and soiled water produced on the holding.

Time Topic Speaker 10.00 – 10.15 Introduction 1. Intro P Build-Up Training  (Powerpoint) Leanne Roche, DAFM 10.15 – 10.30 Health & Safety 2. Health and Safety (Powerpoint) John McNamara 10.30 – 11.15 New Nitrates Regulations and Training Requirements 3. Water Quality and NAP Regulations (Powerpoint) Tim Hyde 11.15 – 11.50 Soil pH & Liming 4. Lime Advice P Build- Up (Powerpoint) Mark Plunkett / David Wall 11.50 – 12.15 Soil P and K Indexes / Soil Results / Advice 5. P & K Advice (Powerpoint) 12.15 – 12.35 Organic Manure Management 6. Organic Manures (Powerpoint) 12.35 -1.00 Fertiliser Choice 7. P & K Fertiliser Choice (Powerpoint) 1.00 – 2.00 Lunch 2.00 – 2.30 Nitrogen Management 8. Nitrogen Management 2.30 – 3.30 Fertiliser Plans – Dairy & Drystock 9. NMP Online Updates for Soil P Build Up Training  (Powerpoint) 3.30 – 4.00  P Mobilisation and Mitigation 10. P Mobilisation & Mitigation P Build Up training David Wall 4.00 – 4.30 Review of fertiliser plan for best environmental outcomes 11. Review of Fertiliser Plan 4.30-5.00  Q & A  All

Conclusions Strong NAP programme P build up to address soil fertility Farmers must have NMP submitted to DAFM pbuildup@agriculture.gov.ie Farmers must attend training before 31/12/2018 Advisor to inform DAFM of training List of participants to be submitted to DAFM