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Lemken tillage kit outing all set for the north-east

Machinery

about 8 years ago

Lemken tillage kit outing all set for the north-east

Lemken, in conjunction with dealership Leinster Farm Machinery, will hold a demo day on Thursday, October 12.

€19 million funding increase allocated to new rural department

Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

€19 million funding increase allocated to new rural department

A funding increase of €19 million has been announced for the newly-established Department of Rural and Community Development.

€300 million Brexit loan scheme confirmed in Budget 2018

Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

€300 million Brexit loan scheme confirmed in Budget 2018

It has been confirmed that a €300 million low-cost loan scheme will be introduced next year as part of Budget 2018.

€17 million fund for Renewable Heat Incentive scheme in Budget 2018

Environment

about 8 years ago

€17 million fund for Renewable Heat Incentive scheme in Budget 2018

A fund of €7 million is set to be allocated for the Government's long anticipated Renewable Heat Incentive scheme in today's Budget 2018.

€38 million wind farm investment begins in Wicklow

Environment

about 8 years ago

€38 million wind farm investment begins in Wicklow

After receiving planning permission from Wicklow County Council, development to the value of €38 million has begun on Ballycumber Wind Farm.

Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

ANC funding, Brexit and income volatility top priorities for Budget 2018

Funding for the ANC scheme, Brexit measures and income volatility tools are top prioritises for politicians heading into Budget 2018. 

ANC funding, Brexit and income volatility top priorities for Budget 2018

Beef

about 8 years ago

Cattle supplies swell, but farmers hold out for more

Cattle supplies have swelled in recent weeks. Failing ground conditions and slowed grass growth rates have intensified the pressure on some farmers to market their stock.

Cattle supplies swell, but farmers hold out for more

Environment

about 8 years ago

Inspection criteria of slurry spreading extension 'grossly unfair'

The fact that farmers who apply for a slurry spreading extension will be prioritised for inspections has been described as "grossly unfair".

Inspection criteria of slurry spreading extension 'grossly unfair'

Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

Budget 2018 to include a €25m ANC funding boost and €50m Brexit package

It is understood that a €25 million funding boost for the Areas of Natural Constraint (ANC) scheme will be delivered upon in Budget 2018.

Budget 2018 to include a €25m ANC funding boost and €50m Brexit package

Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

Could NI's AD industry be used as a pilot for nutrient management?

Anaerobic Digestion (AD) could allow farmers to more effectively manage nutrient loading if digestate is correctly applied...

Could NI's AD industry be used as a pilot for nutrient management?

Tillage

about 8 years ago

Irish beet plant on the way 'within one year'

Beet is coming back. Quotas are gone and BEET Ireland has a site for its plant according to one of the directors of BEET Ireland, Simon Cross.

Irish beet plant on the way 'within one year'

Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

Budget 2018: Main priorities of Irish agri stakeholders

Ahead of of Budget 2018, AgriLand asked the key stakeholders of Irish agriculture what their main priorities are for funding in the sector.

Budget 2018: Main priorities of Irish agri stakeholders

Machinery

about 8 years ago

Video: Machinery punters 'beet' a path to working demo

Cross Agricultural Engineering, based in Rathangan, held its annual open day (machinery demonstration) event yesterday (Sunday, October 8).

Video: Machinery punters 'beet' a path to working demo

Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

Galway man appointed cattle knowledge transfer specialist with Teagasc

Vivian Silke from Co. Galway has recently been appointed as a cattle knowledge transfer specialist with Teagasc. 

Galway man appointed cattle knowledge transfer specialist with Teagasc

Environment

about 8 years ago

Farmers have until Saturday to apply for a slurry spreading extension

Farmers have been given just days to apply for a slurry spreading extension, the Department of Agriculture has confirmed to AgriLand. 

Farmers have until Saturday to apply for a slurry spreading extension

Machinery

about 8 years ago

Auction report: Pics and prices from 'monster' Cambridge October sale

Monday (October 2) saw the latest monthly Cheffins Cambridge Machinery Sales auction take place at Cambridge (England).

Auction report: Pics and prices from 'monster' Cambridge October sale

Beef

about 8 years ago

Just 0.1% of calves born in Ireland test positive for BVD so far this year

Just 0.1% of calves born in Ireland so far this year have tested positive for Bovine Viral Diarrhoea (BVD), according to Minister Creed.

Just 0.1% of calves born in Ireland test positive for BVD so far this year

Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

103 Anaerobic Digestion plants approved in Northern Ireland as AD sector booms

Northern Ireland’s Anaerobic Digestion (AD) sector is set to rocket within the next half decade. There are currently 103 AD sites either...

103 Anaerobic Digestion plants approved in Northern Ireland as AD sector booms

Rural Life

about 8 years ago

31 'Queens' to take centre stage for Queen of the Land 2017

The 53rd annual Queen of the Land festival is just around the corner, with the official launch of the midlands-based event held last Friday.

31 'Queens' to take centre stage for Queen of the Land 2017

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Agri-Business

about 8 years ago

Payment claims from 9,000 approved TAMS II applications outstanding

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has yet to receive payment claims from approximately 9,000 approved TAMS II applications. 

Payment claims from 9,000 approved TAMS II applications outstanding

Rural Life

about 8 years ago

Farmer who took on 'hunt saboteurs' acquitted in court

A Newtownards farmer, accused of wildly attacking a group of fox hunting protestors on his land, has been acquitted.

Farmer who took on 'hunt saboteurs' acquitted in court

Rural Life

about 8 years ago

Quads and trailer stolen from dealership

Two quads and a trailer were stolen from a UTV (utility transport vehicle) dealership over the weekend in Co. Fermanagh.

Quads and trailer stolen from dealership

Environment

about 8 years ago

'Biogas trumps biomass on carbon efficiency' - claim agri-food giants

Converting farm waste to natural gas could decarbonise Ireland’s agricultural food supply chain, agri industry heavyweights have claimed.

'Biogas trumps biomass on carbon efficiency' - claim agri-food giants
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