Agri-Business
Dribble bar slurry spreading equipment should be "re-instated" in TAMS according to the ICSA following the results of new research.
Beef
From January 1, 2025 the use of low emission slurry spreading (LESS) has become compulsory on farms stocked at 100kg N/ha or above.
Agri Politics
Sinn Féin spokesperson on agriculture, Martin Kenny is calling for a review of low emission slurry spreading (LESS) investments TAMS 3.
ICMSA has called for TAMS to be extended to include eligibility for all farmers concerning the trailing shoe grant
Following the confirmation that the dribble bar will not be aided under (Targeted Agriculture...
There is "a clear environmental, scientific and economic rationale" justifying the inclusion of dribble bar technology under TAMS, a TD said.
Environment
Minister waiting on new analysis before making any decisions in relation to the Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Scheme 3 (TAMS).
Kaweco is well established in the Netherlands as manufacturers of high-spec slurry tankers, which are now coming to Ireland.
Machinery News
At a recent demonstration of its XSplit slurry separator, Vogelsang had arranged for one of its...
Machinery
The use of LESS equipment is increasing on an annual basis with the dribble bar being one of the more common LESS methods.
FlexiShoe is Mastek's answer to the dropping of the dribble bar from TAMS, providing an easy conversion to trailing shoe application.
Buildings
A grant aid rate of 60% will apply to all eligible farmers regardless of what age bracket they fall into, Agriland understands.
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has called for final confirmation from the Minister for...
Video
John Mulhare and Kevin Nolan discuss the use of Liquid Fertiliser
Waterford-based agricultural contractor Patsy Nugent has taken delivery of a new flagship...
Mastek, based in Cootehill, Co. Cavan, showcased its latest Mega Reeler at last week's LAMMA show. It can hold up to 2400m of lay-flat hose.
