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Silage

Grass management during the summer for dairy beef systems

Teagasc

21 days ago

Grass management during the summer for dairy beef systems

With many dairy beef farmers having purchased stock, focus will turn to optimising growth over the summer months.

Farm costs: How to prepare now to make savings on winter feeding

Agri-Business

26 days ago

Farm costs: How to prepare now to make savings on winter feeding

With expenses rising, Austin Callaghan, Teagasc drystock adviser has outlined measures farmers can consider to help reduce costs on farm.

Gardaí: 'Never let an inexperienced driver use machinery' at silage

Rural Life

1 month ago

Gardaí: 'Never let an inexperienced driver use machinery' at silage

Gardaí have issued to farmers and motorists this silage season following "an increase in the volume of agricultural vehicles using the road."

Grass growth: Has the heatwave thrown a spanner in the works?

Grass

2 months ago

Grass growth: Has the heatwave thrown a spanner in the works?

The dry weather has left the southern half of the country with moisture deficits, but nobody is complaining with the chance to lift silage.

Gardaí urge road users to avoid 'risk taking' during silage season

Farm Safety

2 months ago

Gardaí urge road users to avoid 'risk taking' during silage season

An Garda Siochána Kilkenny have appealed to road users to "be aware and be patient" when it comes to meeting tractors on the road.

Video

2 months ago

Silage Season 2026 with Agri Contractors in Tipperary

Agriland caught up with Co. Tipperary-based contractors while they were baling silage near the...

Silage Season 2026 with Agri Contractors in Tipperary

silage season

2 months ago

Watch: 'One of the most hectic weeks ever' as a contractor

Silage season consists of long days and hard work for an agricultural contractor, but also some craic amongst those in the fields.

Watch: 'One of the most hectic weeks ever' as a contractor

Dairy

2 months ago

Slurry testing as silage season ready to kick off

With a high pressure forecast to roll in over the weekend bringing with it warm dry weather, there is bound to be grass knocked.

Slurry testing as silage season ready to kick off

Agri-Business

2 months ago

Tips on making quality silage this cutting season

With the silage cutting season gearing up, Teagasc shared important aspects to consider to make quality silage.

Tips on making quality silage this cutting season

Grass

2 months ago

How much will it cost to make a bale of silage?

Grassland researcher at Teagasc Grange, Dr. Peter Doyle, presented data to help producers assess the cost of feed this year.

How much will it cost to make a bale of silage?

Dairy

2 months ago

Keeping up to date with fertiliser applications

Grass growth has taken off leaving many farms with an abundance of grass, but fertiliser application still need to be kept up to date.

Keeping up to date with fertiliser applications

Grass

2 months ago

Striving for quality silage in 2026

The hum of mowers is echoing across the country with many farmers knocking grass over the last week now that there is a bit of good weather.

Striving for quality silage in 2026

Grass

2 months ago

Webinar to be held for farmers on managing silage season

A webinar will be held today for farmers on managing silage season, amid the expected increase in silage production costs this year.

Webinar to be held for farmers on managing silage season

Dairy

2 months ago

Time to start thinking about a winter fodder budget

It is well worth drawing up a winter fodder budget before heading out with the mower this month, as stocks will be well depleted.

Time to start thinking about a winter fodder budget

Agri-Business

3 months ago

NI farmers urged to prioritise safety as silage season approaches

Farmers in Northern Ireland are being urged to prioritise safety as silage season approaches.

NI farmers urged to prioritise safety as silage season approaches

Dairy

3 months ago

What is the target date for cutting silage this year?

With May just around the corner and the weather finally starting to take a turn for the better, it's time to start looking ahead to silage.

What is the target date for cutting silage this year?

Series

3 months ago

Steps to Superior Silage Series: Cutting and wilting grass

In this first instalment in the series, we discuss cutting grass and examine the multiple advantages of wilting grass for silage.

Steps to Superior Silage Series: Cutting and wilting grass

Series

3 months ago

Agriland and Ecosyl to launch series on best practice silage making

Agriland Media Group is delighted to be partnering with Ecosyl for a brand new series ahead of the upcoming silage season.

Agriland and Ecosyl to launch series on best practice silage making

Dairy

4 months ago

Time ticking to get fertiliser out on silage ground

Slurry tanks are still full and fertiliser is still in the yard, yet May is only seven short weeks away from now.

Time ticking to get fertiliser out on silage ground

Agri-Business

5 months ago

FCI contracting charges guide up 4% for 2026 as costs 'soar'

The Association of Farm and Forestry Contractors in Ireland (FCI) published its contractor charge guide for 2026 with a 4% increase in rates.

FCI contracting charges guide up 4% for 2026 as costs 'soar'

Machinery

6 months ago

Machinery advice: Maintaining the shear grab this spring

A week out from the start of spring, farmers will be hoping the housing season and silage feeding will be soon behind them.

Machinery advice: Maintaining the shear grab this spring

Dairy

7 months ago

Be aware of the risk of mycotoxins in your silage this winter

Keep an eye out for the risk of mycotoxin this winter, as the dry summer has resulted in hard to manage high dry matter silage.

Be aware of the risk of mycotoxins in your silage this winter

Dairy

8 months ago

Reasons to keep silage waste to a minimum this winter

As grass availability continues to fall, the majority of farmers will be feeding silage whether cows are housed or not.

Reasons to keep silage waste to a minimum this winter

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