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As the harvest hits its peak, AgriLand wants to know how farmers are getting on…
This season has brought a lot of challenges, but farmers are resourceful. The commodity is in such demand – due to the shortage…
Wet weather delayed harvesting last week, but combines were rolling again by the weekend when the main spring barley harvest began. Harvesting conditions…
The EU produced more than 41 billion litres of beer, which was produced from malt and contained alcohol, in 2017. This is an…
Kevin Nolan is no stranger to AgriLand. He appeared in our CROPS WATCH series this summer. At that time, he was managing different…
Grain prices continued to rise this week. LIFFE wheat in the UK hit £194.65/t on Wednesday (August 8), while Tuesday (August 7) saw…
The spring barley harvest moved into top gear this week and the real situation of yields and protein contents has started to emerge.…
The issue of bales of fodder being stolen is becoming a growing concern in recent times, particularly for tillage farmers making straw, as farmers…
Further details of the €2.75 million ‘Fodder Production Incentive Measure for Tillage Farmers 2018’ have been brought to light following the publication of…
Farmers across Europe are witnessing an extremely tight harvest this year, with drought conditions crippling produce across the continent, according to various European…
Over the past number of weeks AgriLand has provided readers with advice on what forage crops to sow and best practice when sowing…
Forage crops can provide large amounts of bulk, whether these crops are brassicas or grasses. However, fertiliser needs to be applied in order…
John Cullen played host to a Teagasc/Goldcrop farm walk last week; the topic up for discussion was forage crops. The grain merchant –…
Forage crops are being hailed as the great white hope across the country. The much talked about crops will hopefully fill some sort…
Forage crops need to be sown into the drier and better soils on your farm. That was the main message from Teagasc tillage…
On August 1, LIFFE wheat hit a high of £189.75/t (€213.01/t). This is the highest price recorded – on that date – on…
Clearfield technology will be available in Ireland this year. The genetic technology allows volunteer oilseed rape and other cruciferous weeds to be controlled…
A number of measures have been announced by the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed, to help farmers overcome the…
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