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Farm Programmes
Grass growth explodes with rise in temperatures
Cathal Gormley
A number of paddocks have been removed as surplus bales – with 15 acres cut on Tullamore Farm.
 
 
Grass growth explodes with rise in temperatures
Grass growth explodes with rise in temperatures
A number of paddocks have been removed as surplus bales – with 15 acres cut on Tullamore Farm.
In-calf heifer sales and beef price deliver margin on Tullamore Farm
In-calf heifer sales and beef price deliver margin on Tullamore Farm
The farm made an operating profit of over €30,000 including scheme payments and after land rent and labour were deducted
Breeding in full swing on Tullamore Farm
Breeding in full swing on Tullamore Farm
Cathal Gormley caught up with Shaun Diver on Tullamore Farm to see how the improvement in weather has boosted grass growth and with breeding season now in full swing.
Spring has finally sprung on Tullamore Farm
Spring has finally sprung on Tullamore Farm
It has been a challenging year with the last 30 cows and their calves turned outdoors this week coinciding with the start of the breeding season
Being a ‘good ancestor’ in south Tipperary
Being a ‘good ancestor’ in south Tipperary
Mark Harold-Barry manages a mixed farm which is enriched by a wonderful blend of natural habitats and heritage, with each generation leaving their own mark, writes Brendan Dunford.
Farming with intention and ambition in Co Clare
Farming with intention and ambition in Co Clare
Fergal Smith wants to help build the next generation of ‘local food leaders’ – and his track record at Moy Hill farm suggests this isn’t just another case of wishful thinking, writes Brendan Dunford.
Being a ‘good ancestor’ in south TipperarySPONSORED
Being a ‘good ancestor’ in south Tipperary
Mark Harold-Barry manages a mixed farm which is enriched by a wonderful blend of natural habitats and heritage, with each generation leaving their own mark, writes Brendan Dunford.
Farming with intention and ambition in Co ClareSPONSORED
Farming with intention and ambition in Co Clare
Fergal Smith wants to help build the next generation of ‘local food leaders’ – and his track record at Moy Hill farm suggests this isn’t just another case of wishful thinking, writes Brendan Dunford.
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