Veterinary
Vets report increase in calf birth defects in first two months of 2024
XLVets Ireland has said there was an 80% increase in reports of calf birth defects in the first two months...
Veterinary
XLVets Ireland has said there was an 80% increase in reports of calf birth defects in the first two months...
Rural Life
A dairy farmer in Co. Kerry has told Agriland how his uncle, who is a priest, has encouraged him to...
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At this time of year, many farmers are organising their animal health plan and tackling resistant worms to cover their...
Dairy Technical
The disbudding of replacement heifer calves is a job that is looming on many dairy farms, and should be completed...
Agri Politics
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association (ICMSA) has welcomed proposed changes to nitrates excretion rates but has hit out at...
Other
A young farmer from Cornwall in the UK, was shocked to find his room destroyed by five calves, who broke...
Beef
The Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine (DAFM) is urging the investigation of any birth deformities seen in calves...
Dairy Technical
On many dairy farms, calves are sold-off farm starting from around two-weeks-of-age, so presenting them in good health is important....
Beef
A motion to review the imports of calves to the Netherlands was recently passed in the Dutch House of Representatives....
Rural Life
The odds were “defied” after a set of triplet heifer calves were born on a farm in Co. Monaghan this...
Dairy Technical
The importance of good hygiene and biosecurity measures cannot be underestimated in the calf shed during the calving period. To...
Beef News
The Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF) has asked farmers to report calves with any sort of defect or deformity through its...
Dairy Technical
Calves will be arriving on farms in the coming weeks, meaning it is now time to ensure that you are...
Beef
Findings from research into the behaviour of veal calves that were fed milk containing levels of hempseed cake were recently...
Agri-Business
Approximately 70% of all calves transported from Ireland to neighbouring EU member states are less than five weeks-of-age, the Department...
Dairy News
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has confirmed to Agriland that over 33,500 young calves have been...
Dairy
The new president of the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association (ICMSA) believes that changes to the N value of calves...
Environment
The Agriculture Water Quality Working Group, chaired by the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine (DAFM), has agreed that the...
Rural Life
A premature calf, born over five weeks early in Eyrecourt, Co. Galway is “hardy and doing well”, according to farmer...