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George Goes Dairy Farming: Using DBI in Co. Longford
‘George Goes Dairy Farming’ is back with a fourth season. This innovative, farm-focused series is proudly brought to you by Agriland Media,...
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Rhino Products proven on 1000ac Gurteen College Farm
Kenneth Flynn is a lecturer at Gurteen College in Co. Tipperary, and farm manager to its 1000ac farm. At Gurteen there...
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How technology is enabling livestock management
Livestock management can be challenging, requiring good observational skills and adequate time to monitor the different groups that need attention....
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Deadline for Innovation Arena award applications approaching
Ireland’s strong farming heritage, along with our renowned reputation for having an innovative and entrepreneurial spirit, has meant business leaders...
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SenseHub SCC Sensor protects milk outputs and profits margins
Michael Quinlivan has been a dairy farmer in Cooraclare, west Co. Clare for more than 40 years. He is a...
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Irish Charolais Cattle Society set to host final spring sale
If you’re looking to add Europe’s leading beef breed to your herd, there are 62 Charolais bulls and nine Charolais...
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Broken weather driving disease pressure for crops
The broken weather is driving disease pressure on wheat, barley, oats, and field beans, with these crops each facing different...
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CAP: Deadline for generation renewal support schemes approaching
The deadline for two key support schemes for generation renewal under the 2023-2027 Common Agricultural (CAP) is fast approaching. The...
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Cork dairy farmer describes 'huge savings' with organic fertiliser
Located between Cork city and Cork airport is Pat Aherne, a homeopathic dairy farmer. Pat, who took over his farm...
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Farmers: How to deal with record-high electricity bills
In the middle of peak milking season, dairy farmers are feeling the brunt of record-high electricity prices. The use of...
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Silage 2023: Are your docks under control?
Where docks are a problem in silage swards, there are huge advantages to controlling them before the silage is cut,...
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Day in the life: Treating cows and helping horses with FarmGate vet
As part of the ‘day in the life’ of a vet series, MSD Animal Health followed veterinary practitioner Conor Geraghty...
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How to check for underground gas pipes before digging
There are a number of considerations that landowners, forestry operators, farmers and contractors etc. must take into account before completing...
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Over €4,000 saving for farmers after switching to organic fertiliser
Edith and James Duff are beef and sheep farmers from Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Their herd consists of 100 ewes and...
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CAP 2023–27: Key support schemes for generation renewal now open
The National Reserve and Complementary Income Support for Young Farmers (CISYF) are now open for applications to the Department of...
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Day in the life: Pre-breeding preparation with vet, Pat Devine
As part of the ‘day in the life of a vet’ series, on Thursday (April 27), MSD Animal Health followed...
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Mayo farmer achieving 75-80% DMD silage
The majority of winter-feeding programmes in Ireland are based on grass silage, and proper intake of high-quality silage is a...
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Upcoming courses offered by Macra Agricultural Skillnet
Macra Agricultural Skillnet, established by its contracting organisation Macra in 2015, is one of the major networks serving Macra members,...
