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Silage, straw and hay prices have soared as northern buyer demand for fodder remains…
Following the success of last year’s informative videos, CROPS WATCH – in association with TerraChem – will kick off on AgriLand this week. Featuring…
The decision to increase the biofuel obligation rate to 10% – made by the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Denis Naughten…
A number of key issues need to be addressed going forward to ensure the future of the Irish tillage sector, according to the…
Some crops of winter wheat may have received a T0 in the last few days and some forward crops may have received T1…
The European Commission is understood to have asked Northern Ireland’s Department of Agriculture for more information ahead of any decision on this year’s…
It is likely that a derogation regarding the three-crop rule will be granted, a statement from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the…
Even though the inclement weather conditions have prevented field activities across the country, disease has been advancing throughout crops. The increasing temperatures and…
As farmers get nitrogen out on cereal crops, it is important to make sure that nutrient limits are not exceeded. Some farmers may…
Mark Daynes ventured out to the ploughed fields on Thursday last in another attempt to get some spring barley sown. The young farmer…
Having taken over the family farm from his father in 2006, Keith Symes was inspired by a UK farmer who was growing, pressing…
Identifying growth stages (GS) in crops is crucial in order to apply fertiliser, herbicides, growth regulators and fungicides at the correct timings. Deciphering…
The Irish Grain Growers’ Group (IGGG) has made a submission to Kildare County Council in relation to a change to the Athy Town…
Fertiliser prices have remained steady since January, when AgriLand last did a round-up of prices. However, that steady price is also an expensive…
Winter wheat crops have come through the long winter and are now beginning to advance. However, the recent harsh weather has left its…
Councillors at a meeting of the Athy Municipal District in Co. Kildare have welcomed the development of the BEET Ireland site at Ballyburn.…
Northern Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has added its backing to calls for an exemption to be made on…
Patrick and Carol Rooney have transformed their tillage farm. Patrick no longer describes himself as a tillage farmer; he’s a food producer. Tired…
