Machinery
Next month's Agritechnica is looming ever larger on the horizon, and one of the last pre-show...
Despite the strong performance of the Irish tractor market this summer, the big manufacturers are still recording depressed sales
The large agricultural machinery manufactures have been getting greatly excited by the prospect of artificial intelligence (AI) and how...
Computing and IT, as they were once known, were never going to leave farming alone. There has...
Pottinger released its Harvest Assist app in March of last year with the aim of increasing the efficiency of the harvest operation through...
Machinery Focus
The past few years have seen manufacturing companies jump aboard the digital or precision farming...
Machinery News
John Deere has just announced the appointment of digital farming specialist Deanna Kovar to head...
Rural Life
Smart farming technology has been adopted on more than half of Irish farms, according to a new study from the DEMETER project.
Agri-Business
A key way for farmers to protect water quality in their local areas is to ensure that one is...
Environment
Improving soil fertility was the most significant cost-saving measure identified in the Smart...
The government has launched a programme to support rural digital initiatives, such as smart farming and connectivity projects.
Smart Farming participants identified "average cost savings of €5,600 and average GHG emission reductions of 9%" in 2020, IFA has announced.
Keynote speakers at the online Smart Farming seminar are calling for increased participation in the Smart Farming Programme.
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In this instalment of the ‘Farm Smart Series’ – an initiative brought to you by Agriland and Herdwatch – we visit...
The voluntary resource management programme has announced its 2019 results with average cost savings on participating farms of €6,336.
Minister Bruton will be in attendance at this year's annual Smart Farming Farm Talk and Barbecue, which will take place later this week.
Smart Farming has launched updated water guidance, to support farmers work in improving water quality and reducing the risk of penalties.
An open invitation has been extended to farmers of all types for an upcoming workshop on 'Smart Farming' being held in Co. Kildare.
The challenge of reducing farming emissions can be achieved "without shutting down" the agricultural sector, according to TD Denis Naughten.
The Smart Farming Programme Leader has expressed his delight following Smart Farming’s receipt of the inaugural Talamh Agri-Innovation Award.
Smart Farming is set to kick off at its spring seminar, which will focus on ways to improve farm returns and enhance the rural environment.
A farm talk and BBQ is being hosted by Smart Farming participant Joe Deverell and his family in Geashill, Co. Offaly.
Revealing the results for its Smart Farming progress earlier today, the IFA noted a very promising first year of the programme.
