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The Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG) has requested that the Government come up with…
‘Soil Health’ is a relatively new term that is being discussed more and more by farmers, growers, agronomists and researchers. But a key question…
Up to 98mm of rain is needed in some areas of the country to bring soil moisture levels back to field capacity, according…
Based in Kilmacthomas, Co. Waterford, Flahavan’s – the sixth-generation family business – has moved with the times and it looks to be paying off.…
There is “no guarantee” Irish farmers will be able to rely on UK straw imports to cover shortages this winter, as UK farmers…
The price of potatoes “will be significantly higher this year” according to the Country Crest co-founder, Michael Hoey. Speaking to AgriLand, Hoey explained that…
Dairygold has launched a series of measures to address the current and longer-term issues relating to the summer drought which has seen grass…
Grain prices continued to drop back on Monday (July 16). This was also the case last week, when prices dropped slightly from the…
Ireland needs to reach the point of depending less on imported proteins and using more of the meals and grains produced in Ireland,…
Demand for concentrated feed this month is up to four times higher than volumes sought during the same period last summer, feed merchants…
It costs in the region of €100/ac for every 25mm application of water to field vegetables, a Teagasc vegetable advisor has warned. His…
Over the past two weeks, combines began to roll and bales could be seen dotted all over the country, as the recent spell…
Ireland needs to take a “firm stance” against the cultivation of crops containing genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) to protect its “green” reputation, a farm…
The Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG) has called on grain merchants to offer a minimum of €200/t for Irish feed grain this harvest,…
Seedtech’s hybrid barley varieties are often the talking point of the company’s open day. But, at this year’s event, it was winter wheat…
The Goldcrop open day provided a great opportunity to take a peak at varieties for next year’s season. Some of the varieties which…
It seems like any open day AgriLand attends lately has a crop of rye growing at it. There was even a tasting of…
A lot of people think of technology when they hear the word precision, but GPS and N-sensors aren’t the only methods of precision…
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