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Tillage News
Grain trade has increased on a global scale from 1921 to 2021 to almost 600 million tonnes per...
Tillage farmers cannot tolerate grain buyers mentioning extra handling charges which will reduce...
Tillage
One take-home message that stuck with AgriLand on the way back from the Cereals 2018 event in the...
Agri Politics
Grain prices retreated late last week from earlier week highs, as predictions of a ban in Russia on...
Beef
After a good grass-growing year there should be no real shortage of good quality winter...
The 200-head Roundhill Pedigree Limousin Herd is based in Fedamore, Co. Limerick. Established in...
Over the last couple of weeks some support has edged back into grain markets and by October 24, the...
IFA has said that Irish and European growers should park up the ploughs early this autumn and...
The global grain and oilseed markets moved down again last week after the latest USDA world supply...
The first in a series of videos by Michael Hennessy, Teagasc Tillage specialist...
The Teagasc Crops Forum this year will focus on the technical challenges facing farmers in the...
Many professional tillage farmers are questioning the long-term viability of cereal production...
In Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan, farm manager Darragh McManus is running Western Black Angus, an...
McGuinness Bros Richardstown, Co Louth cutting cassia barley near Ardee on 19 July,...
The Ukrainian Agribusiness Club (UCAB) expects the 2014 harvest to be in line with expectations of...
Opinion
I sense that the coming weeks will see the old corn-versus-horn debate re-visited as cereal growers...
Barley is making €130/tonne in the north east, according to David Reilly, Drummonds’...
