Beef
Farmers and beef industry stakeholders travelled to Teagasc Grange in Co. Meath today for the biennial BEEF2026 open day.
Cattle from the dairy herd accounted for 62% of the beef cattle processed in Ireland in 2025, according to data presented at BEEF2026.
Beef industry stakeholders are set to meet at Teagasc Grange in Co. Meath today for the national biennial beef open day ‘BEEF2026’.
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Farmers and beef industry stakeholders from across Ireland and further afield travelled to Teagasc...
Research conducted at Teagasc Grange has shown that a 19% reduction in methane production from cattle by supplementing linseed oil...
The Teagasc BEEF2024 Open Day will take place on Wednesday, June 26, at the Teagasc, Animal and Grassland Research and Innovation...
A study was carried out in Teagasc Grange earlier this year that examined mitigating GHG in Irish beef production systems.
Teagasc Grange will examine the effect of running its Derrypatrick herd at a lower stocking rate but with improved profitability per head.
Environment
The anaerobic digester at Teagasc's Grange College will begin producing biomethane by the end of this year, buildings officer J. J. Lenehan has said.
Rural Life
The UK's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Catherine, paid a special visit to the royal county to visit Teagasc Grange.
The UK's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will find themselves in unfamiliar surroundings this week, when they visit Teagasc Grange.
Teagasc’s BEEF 2018 event – a major day for the Irish beef industry – will take place at the Teagasc Animal and Grassland Research and Innovation Centre, in Grange, Co. Meath, on Tuesday, June 26.
Teagasc's BEEF 2018 event - a major day for the Irish beef industry - will take place at the Teagasc Animal and Grassland Research and Innovation Centre, in Grange, Co. Meath, on Tuesday, June 26.
A recent study carried out in Teagasc Grange looked at the effects of replacing rolled barley with citrus pulp on intake, growth and carcass traits.
The winter finishing of animals is no easy task. There are many factors that make this enterprise very expensive.
A major Teagasc Open Day for the Irish beef industry will take place in Teagasc Grange, on Tuesday July July 5.
