Rural Life
Teagasc has been granted planning permission by Cavan County Council to expand its facilities at Ballyhaise Agricultural College, Co. Cavan
Agri-Business
With the dairy industry in New Zealand facing an ongoing demand for skilled workers, agricultural...
David Argue has been appointed as a Teagasc cattle specialist based at Teagasc Ballyhaise and will cover the northeast of the country.
Teagasc is planning to extend and expand its facilities in Ballyhaise and has submitted a planning application to Cavan County Council.
Dairy Technical
Try and get some grass into the diet was the advice offer from Donal Patton a research technologist with Teagasc based in Ballyhaise.
Agri Politics
The Electoral Commission has urged farming students to vote in the March 8 referendums affecting family and care
The annual Agricultural Colleges Challenges Day is set to be held later this month in Kildalton...
An Irish MEP has said that a lack of focus on generational renewal poses an "existential threat" to the family farm model.
There was a sense of nostalgia at an event in Cavan on Saturday, November 4, when the Ballyhaise class of 1984 gathered for a reunion.
Over 80 students have officially graduated with Level 6 awards from the Teagasc Ballyhaise Agricultural College.
One of the stands at the Teagasc Ballyhaise open day this week, which may draw farmer's attention is how EBI has worked in the BMW region.
Dairy
Researchers at Ballyhaise College have developed a contract rearing unit to show best practice for both dairy farmers and contract rearers.
The breeding season is fast approaching on many dairy farms and Teagasc's Dr. Joe Patton offered farmers some timely advice on improving herd fertility performance
Many dairy herds in the Monaghan and Cavan region are lagging behind when it comes to fertility performance, according to Teagasc dairy specialist Joe Patton.
The Teagasc Ballyhaise dairy research project was developed to provide farmers with locally-generated research information
