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How to combat summer scour syndrome in your calves

Dairy

over 1 year ago

How to combat summer scour syndrome in your calves

Research is still ongoing around the relatively new condition of summer scour syndrome, with many...

Dairy advice: Managing spring reseeded paddocks

Dairy

over 1 year ago

Dairy advice: Managing spring reseeded paddocks

The importance of not delaying your first cut silage

Dairy

over 1 year ago

The importance of not delaying your first cut silage

Dr. Joe Patton on how grass quality will drive milk solids

Dairy

over 1 year ago

Dr. Joe Patton on how grass quality will drive milk solids

Maintaining high quality grass as growth rates continue

Dairy

over 1 year ago

Maintaining high quality grass as growth rates continue

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Future-proofing your farm: Steps you can take today

Future-proofing your farm: Steps you can take today

Irish dairy farmers face constant change, from unpredictable weather to evolving regulations and...

Beef

over 1 year ago

Cell grazing has positive effects on soil sequestration - research

Cell grazing involves the very intensive ‘cleaning out’ of small areas within a field or...

Cell grazing has positive effects on soil sequestration - research

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

AgriSearch to host farm walk on red clover establishment

AgriSearch is hosting a farm walk on red clover establishment as part of the ZeroNsile project in...

AgriSearch to host farm walk on red clover establishment

Video

over 1 year ago

Video: International Michelin-star chefs visit Kilkenny beef farm

Over 50 international chefs who are members of the Chefs’ Irish Beef Club (CIBC) took part in a...

Video: International Michelin-star chefs visit Kilkenny beef farm

Video

over 1 year ago

Video: Contractors under pressure as silage season begins

As ground conditions improve and silage season begins, contractors all over the country are working...

Video: Contractors under pressure as silage season begins

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

CAFRE offers advice as slurry tanks 'remain full' after wet spell

The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) has put together its management tips...

CAFRE offers advice as slurry tanks 'remain full' after wet spell

Beef

over 1 year ago

Demand for clover increased while fertiliser prices rose

The inclusion of clover in grass reseed mixes has increased significantly over the past two years,...

Demand for clover increased while fertiliser prices rose

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Creating an appetite for Irish meat and dairy in France

Creating an appetite for Irish meat and dairy in France

In this article, we talk to Germain Milet, who is a market specialist for meat and seafood in Bord...

Grass

over 1 year ago

First-cut fertiliser: Sow less and cut early or sow more and cut late?

The sunshine and warm weather finally arrived to most parts of the country over the weekend, and...

First-cut fertiliser: Sow less and cut early or sow more and cut late?

Environment

over 1 year ago

Silage set to remain critically important winter feed source

Approximately 19 million grass silage bales are made in Ireland on an annual basis, which is a...

Silage set to remain critically important winter feed source

Beef

over 1 year ago

Farmers advised to aim for mid-May silage harvest date

Teagasc is advising farmers to aim for a silage harvesting date of around mid-May, and to close up...

Farmers advised to aim for mid-May silage harvest date

Podcast

over 1 year ago

The Farming Week: Minister’s u-turn on liming extension, EU proposes CAP flexibility for small farms, and government’s woolly St Patrick’s Day trips

Charles O’Donnell and Aisling O’Brien bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish...

The Farming Week: Minister’s u-turn on liming extension, EU proposes CAP flexibility for small farms, and government’s woolly St Patrick’s Day trips

Grass

over 1 year ago

Renewed calls for liming extension as deadline approaches

There are renewed calls for the fast-approaching deadline for spreading under the National Liming...

Renewed calls for liming extension as deadline approaches

Grass

over 1 year ago

Grass breeding programmes continue to deliver for farmers - director

Grass breeding programmes and the associated trial work are continuing to deliver for Irish dairy...

Grass breeding programmes continue to deliver for farmers - director

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Built better for generations – Ploughing Championships special offer

Built better for generations – Ploughing Championships special offer

When it comes to building a home, you deserve more than just four walls and a roof. You deserve...

Grass

over 1 year ago

Making best use of legumes and cover crops

Utilising legumes and growing cover crops was a key focus of a recent Germinal Ireland technical...

Making best use of legumes and cover crops

Grass

over 1 year ago

Silage: The importance of red clover

The importance of red clover in silage swards has been highlighted by AgriSearch general manager,...

Silage: The importance of red clover

Grass

over 1 year ago

No intention for more time for liming after 'generous extension'

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue has again ruled out allowing more...

No intention for more time for liming after 'generous extension'

Tillage

over 1 year ago

Report: Price of arable land per ha soars year on year in Ireland

The average price of one hectare of arable land in the EU was €10,578 in 2022 according to new...

Report: Price of arable land per ha soars year on year in Ireland

Grass

over 1 year ago

TD 'deeply alarmed' at Agriland survey results

A TD has said she is "deeply alarmed" at the results of a survey carried out by Agriland which...

TD 'deeply alarmed' at Agriland survey results

Grass

over 1 year ago

Research suggests link between fertiliser and microplastics in soils

New research carried out in the UK suggests that both organic and inorganic fertiliser may...

Research suggests link between fertiliser and microplastics in soils

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