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There is strong support for the ongoing fuel protests from people across the country, which reflects just how serious the situation has become for ordinary working people.
€100m fuel subsidy scheme for farmers and contractors
‘Don’t go near them’: why Australian farmers go on holidays during lambing
'Milk will be spilt by Monday' – ICOS
Farmer Writes: cold weather and fuel pressure keeping a lid on things
New inheritance tax regime from 6 April
While we await this plug-in-and-play satellite near the moon to start working, we have to endure another week or two of bad weather.
Lambing is a hands-off job for Australian sheep farmers with little assistance required. Barry Murphy reports.
Cathal Gormley caught up with Shaun Diver, farm manager at Tullamore, to see how the lambing is progressing and how slurry and fertiliser spreading is going.
Do you chase extra kilos and risk a falling price or take what’s in front of you, asks James Strain.
Met Éireann has forecast an unsettled weekend of weather for Easter, with Storm Dave on the way for Saturday.
Cerio Ensilados is one of the largest agricultural contractors in north Spain, specialising only in forage harvesting, cutting in excess of 22,000 acres annually.
The rain washed in the nitrogen and almost overnight, the unhealthy yellowing of the winter barley was replaced with a welcome green sheen.
What exactly is contributing to high-quality silage in Kilkenny For dairy farmers Leslie and Sam Caldbeck, producing high-quality silage is central to how their Kilkenny farm performs.
