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Dairy farmer Gerard Donohoe from Ballyconnell, Co Cavan, and his wife Paula recently invited 63 children under the age of five from Ballyconnell creche and montessori to their farm to learn about all things farming. This young lad looks like he had a head start on the rest.
Dairy farmer Gerard Donohoe from Ballyconnell, Co Cavan, and his wife Paula recently invited 63 children under the age of five from Ballyconnell creche and montessori to their farm to learn about all things farming.
Cattle and sheep farmers, who worry how the merging of Dawn Meats and Dunbia will affect them. Phelim O’Neill reports on how the big three has become the big two.
The milk supplier at the centre of a blazing row in Boherbue Co-op.
In exceptional times those that lead the industry take on more risk, but ultimately when the market is returning they are simply passing back what the market has delivered.
Meat factories receive the largest number of the permits issued within the agricultural sector.
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