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Dutch never cease to a-maize

A study is underway in the Netherlands to see if maize can be directly drilled into a cover crop without compromising production too much.

DEALER 1 July 2026

Dutch never cease to a-maize

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Taking notice of men's mental health

Taking notice of men's mental health

DEALER 1 July 2026

Chasing dairy beef dollars down under

Chasing dairy beef dollars down under

DEALER 1 July 2026

Milestone birthday celebrations for Kenmare

Milestone birthday celebrations for Kenmare

Milestone birthday celebrations for Kenmare

DEALER 1 July 2026

ArraTipp wins deal award

ArraTipp wins deal award

ArraTipp wins deal award

DEALER 1 July 2026

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Get out of the cot Molly, you’re taking over the farm

Get out of the cot Molly, you’re taking over the farm

Some suppliers to Centenary Co-op are identifying their successors at a surprisingly early age.

DEALER 17 June 2026

Farmers should heed health warnings

Farmers should heed health warnings

Farmers are more likely to take advice on how to protect their livestock from the current surge of hot weather than to protect themselves.

DEALER 17 June 2026

Security in Brussels

Security in Brussels

The Dealer wonders who had the highest negotiating power in the Berlaymont, the Taliban or the IFA.

DEALER 17 June 2026

Boardroom movements in Cork

Boardroom movements in Cork

The Dealer has heard changes have been kept to a minimum follwoing the AGMs of the west Cork Co-ops and the next Carbery group chair returns to the role he previously held 15 years ago.

DEALER 17 June 2026

Beefing up biofuel

Beefing up biofuel

US tariffs are resulting in countries reassessing their options and the Dealer notes that a major US-based food company is currently assessing the options for beef tallow in Brazil.

DEALER 17 June 2026

Are the Aussies and Kiwis forcing a beef export rethink?

Are the Aussies and Kiwis forcing a beef export rethink?

Increased imports of antipodean beef into the UK is likely to restrict the potential for a lift in Irish beef prices this year despite supplies tightening globally.

DEALER 17 June 2026

Is farming carrying the climate can for others?

Is farming carrying the climate can for others?

Agriculture's role in the economy was assessed through the lens of Ireland’s climate challenge at the recent National Economic Dialogue.

DEALER 17 June 2026

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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

How FJ Dynamics is supporting smarter decisions in the field

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