Reduced excess nitrogen accumulation in grassland soils		Apply nitrogen in excess of grassland requirements
		Solid poultry manure used on grassland farms that does not have bedding mixed into it is covered with an impermeable material
		Do not locate field manure heaps on grassland in the same place as an earlier one constructed within the last two years
		Do not locate field manure heaps in any single position on grassland for more than 12 consecutive months
		Restrict applications of nutrients to grassland when plant uptake is low
		Reduce manure / urine deposition in fields		Reduce manure production		Increase number of ruminant livestock		Convert arable land to extensive grassland
				Reduce livestock stocking rates
				Reduce the length of the grazing day or grazing season
		Reduce nutrient inputs to grassland		Do not use manufactured nitrogen fertiliser
				Place limits the amount of nitrogen applied to grassland
				Accurate application of nutrients to grassland		Accurate calculation of nutrient requirements of grass/forage crops
						Calibrate fertiliser spreader used on grassland
						Regular soil nutrient testing on grassland
						Accurate spreading of fertiliser on grassland
						Accurate calculation of nutrients available in livestock manure used on grassland
		Accurate application of nutrients to grassland		Accurate calculation of nutrient requirements of grass/forage crops
				Calibrate fertiliser spreader used on grassland
				Regular soil nutrient testing on grassland
				Accurate spreading of fertiliser on grassland
				Accurate calculation of nutrients available in livestock manure used on grassland
		Increase vegetative uptake of nutrients by grassland		Improve soil structure on grassland		Undertake mechanical field operations on grassland when the soil is waterlogged
						Increase soil organic matter on grassland
						Loosen compacted soil layers on grassland
						Avoid mechanical field operations on grassland when the soil is waterlogged