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In this Inside the 2026 Quality Milk Awards: Meet the Finalists series, we meet the farms nominated by each of the dairy co-operatives.
Agriland is collaborating with the National Dairy Council for a series introducing the 2026 NDC and Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists.
In this second article in the Irish Dairy's Grass-fed Strength series with Bord Bia, we meet Co Limerick dairy farmer Martin Crowe.
This summer’s drought conditions, and the pressure on grass growth and fodder supplies, showed just how important grass is to Irish dairy.
Agriland is to team up with Bord Bia for a series focusing on the central role a grass-fed diet plays in promoting Irish dairy worldwide.
JJ Nolan farms at Ballyduhig, outside Broadford in Co. Limerick, with his wife, Mary, and their son, Gerard.
Steven Normoyle farms between Croom and Adare in Co. Limerick, running a calf-to-beef operation, buying 95 calves each spring for rearing.
For farmer Fergal Hanrahan, successful calf rearing comes down to getting the basics -like milk replacer - right from day one.
Achieving average weaning weights of 112kg does not happen by accident for Co. Limerick farmers Patrick and Valerie Sheehy,
Choosing the right calf milk replacer (CMR) to meet farm requirements and marrying that with attention to detail is the formula for success.
For many farmers and landowners, forestry provides a resilient long-term investment, as Galway beef farmer Eoin Wynne discovered.
Agroforestry allows for integrating trees into existing farming systems, allowing continued agricultural activity and stable income.
Forestry offers more than just a hands-off alternative to farming, according to the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM).
Agriland and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine will publish a series about the potential benefits of forestry for farmers.
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That champion was Clonroche/Poulpeasty Vintage Club who claimed top honours in the Ferguson 20...
The winner of the Ferguson 20 restoration competition, organised by the Irish Vintage Society CLG and AXA, has been revealed.
Members of Clonroche/Poulpeasty Vintage Club have been restoring a Ferguson 20 using only using parts sourced in Co. Wexford.
Ahead of Farm Safety Week 2026, ESB Networks is reminding farmers of seven electrical safety risks on farm and advice for how to avoid them.
AXA Vintage Series Summer 2026
A Ferguson 20 restoration project completed in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny perfectly symbolises a vintage club's "sense of community".
Pat the Chap Vintage Club member Gavin Tomkins has led a small team in their restoration of a Ferguson 20 tractor.
A Ferguson TEF 20 central to three generations of a Kerry family has been painstakingly restored by Killarney Valley Classic and Vintage Club
It is highly important to practice safety on any construction site, particularly when working in the presence of electricity.
Members of Rashina Vintage Club have described their efforts to restore a Ferguson 20 as "something we could say we did in 20 years time".
