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There are 193 deer-management groups in Ireland, with 1,251 landowners and 754 hunters enrolled across 100,858 ha. Niamh Murphy reports on the losses deer damage can cause to grassland.
Farmers lodge objection to €1bn data centre solar development
'My time on RTÉ’s Today Show was a once-in-a-lifetime experience'
Factories scramble for beef as supplies plummet
Limerick farm exceeds guide by more than 40% at auction
Coupled payments on the table
Derek Robinson has had to make some more repairs to a fence on rented land.
Martin Merrick outlines some key steps to establishing a paddock system to a drystock farm
The scheme will open on 17 April to co-operatives and agri merchants from whom farmers can buy the eligible items. It will open directly to farmers shortly after.
Martin Merrick looks at some of the key items farmers should look towards regarding TAMS aid under various different farm budgets.
Modelling shows that improved on-farm badger biosecurity is the single most effective measure available to reduce the risk of transmission from badgers to cattle and vice versa, the Department said.
CIE Tours funds musical GPS-collared cattle initiative in the Burren with 108 cattle now protected by musical ‘fences’ created by the solar-powered collars.
Seven colleges took part in a full day of practical and skills-based competitions at the Teagasc ag colleges day.
How FJ Dynamics is supporting smarter decisions in the field After more than two decades working with GPS technology, Tipperary contractor and dealer Robert O’Shea has witnessed precision farming become an increasingly important part of everyday farm management
