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The country is in the midst of the Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. How are farming…
As temperatures rise, many farmers will be getting out the sprayer over the coming days. This has prompted AgriLand to compile comprehensive lists of herbicides,…
The Council of the EU has adopted a new regulation which will see treated urban waste water used in agricultural irrigation. The regulation…
The Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) has welcomed the move by some seed companies to increase the premium paid to seed growers. AgriLand understands…
If you’re growing maize for another farmer, make sure you have a contract in place first. It is also wise to have a…
On April 2, Corteva Agriscience announced that it had received product registration for the first fungicide from the InatreqTM active family of products…
Arable April kicked off on AgriLand this week, in association with the Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG), and the tillage industry has made…
Grain markets showed more volatility this week as wheat fell from the highs of last week, but recovered somewhat on Friday afternoon. Matif…
It’s been a difficult winter for cereal crops. In the first installment of this year’s Crops Watch on AgriLand, in association with Terrachem, John Mulhare…
This season, farmers will not be meeting with their agronomist who is out walking their crops. Agronomists will walk crops on their own…
Tillage farmers across the country have been out sowing spring crops in the past few days. As those crops begin to establish farmers…
After the success of last year’s campaign, AgriLand and the Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG) are bringing back Arable April and this year it is…
Tillage farmers are extremely busy at present planting spring crops. Sowing of malting barley is well underway across the country. As of Saturday,…
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) released crop area figures from its ‘Crops and Livestock Survey June Final Results’ for 2019 on March 26.…
There has been a massive improvement in soil conditions over the past few days as good weather prevails. Soil moisture deficits (SMDs) have…
The Government has decided that everyone should stay at home until April 12, except for a number of specific situations – one being for…
Wheat markets showed substantial increases this week, but there was volatility in the market. MATIF wheat for May moved from €191.25/t on Friday,…
Agricultural contractors are exempt from the Government’s latest increased restrictions aimed at containing the spread of Covid-19, the Association of Farm and Forestry Contractors…
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