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A judge in the US state of California has decided to reduce by over…
The harvest has been in full swing in parts of the country for the past few days. Farmers in south Tipperary and Kilkenny…
Mushroom composters have recognised the importance of a local straw supply, following last year’s shortage, and are proposing contracts to guarantee enough quantities,…
Ramularia has the potential to reduce yield on winter barley by up to 1t/ha. On spring barley this figure ranges around 0.5-0.7t/ha. It’s…
Over the past number of weeks farmers and the trade have heard about Vibrance – a new seed treatment. Syngenta’s John McCarthy gave…
The winter barley harvest has started in the south of the country and more combines are set to roll into next week. The…
Planting, spraying, harvesting, grading, storing, testing – Broadleas Farm has approximately 650ac of potatoes and supplies that product to Tayto Snacks all year…
A grain growers lobby group has said that Mercosur grain must be opposed equally to Mercosur beef otherwise “we are just being hypocritical”.…
In the last number of weeks AgriLand has attended a lot of open days, each one with lots to offer, but one highlight…
Chlorothalonil is on the way out and while alternatives are being examined it appears, at present, that the current products available to fit…
The winter barley harvest has started. John C Byrne, pictured above (on the left), was cutting Pixel winter barley on Tuesday evening, July…
Following the success of Arable April, AgriLand wants readers to get snapping during the harvest. Winter barley is just days away – there…
Seedtech showed off the latest varieties on its books last Wednesday, July 3. The company known for hybrid barley gave the attendance a…
Grass weeds can escalate into a serious problem on tillage farms. Black-grass, scutch, canary grass, annual meadow grass, the list goes on and…
Harvest is well underway in parts of the world and, at present, crop yields are looking promising. The EU Commission released its latest…
Up to 80,000 rural jobs could be created if suitable farm enterprises opted to diversify into hemp production, a Teagasc specialist has stated.…
In recent years, beans have been the choice for most when it comes to protein crops. When the vegetable market went for peas,…
Wholecrop silage season is kicking off. Unlike last year, many of the crops being ensiled this season were planted with the intention of…
