Environment
Met Éireann is awarding €2.8 million to six new university research projects to develop new climate services and flood forecasting models.
The impact of climate change needs to "appear higher" on the policy agenda, according to Maynooth University's Prof. Conor Murphy.
Agri Politics
A study by Maynooth University and funded by DAFM on women in agriculture has, provided an in-depth profile of female farmers in Ireland.
Agri-Business
The Irish Whiskey Association has announced a scholarship opportunity with Maynooth University on its brewing and distilling micro-credential
Tillage
Maynooth University and Irish Distillers have launched a project to develop automation within the tillage sector, including robotics.
The chance of Ireland experiencing extreme temperatures is now far more likely, according to the findings of new research.
Rural Life
Findings from a study funded by the DAFM have shown that private pension coverage among farmers is currently "low".
The Irish Whiskey Association is sponsoring a scholarship for the next intake of Maynooth University’s brewing and distilling science course.
The intensive farming model is broken and must be reassessed, according to John Sweeney, emeritus professor at Maynooth University.
There is "clear evidence" humans are changing Ireland's climate, research from Maynooth University’s ICARUS Climate Research Centre said.
Researchers at MU are to receive €243,000 from SFI for an innovative agriculture project to support sustainable soil health
