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New year recruitment for Brexit vets
Despite An Taoiseach’s commitment to recruit new vets and customs officials in July, the Department has yet to commence the recruitment drive.
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Editorial: where are the farmers to lead our industry’s future?
The discussion around succession has largely been limited to inside the farm gate but the wider interests of our sector need leadership too.
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Meet the National Champion in the PR€VENTION FOR PROFIT competition
Eamon Sheehan is farming 70 hectares near Cuffesgrange in Co Kilkenny. The new entrant to dairy is a Nuffield Scholar and an avid sport horse fan. Eamon milked 150 cows this year.
Farmer Writes: farmers need to be proactive on clean livestock policy
The day of running lambs up into a trailer straight from the field, onto the lorry and into the factory is finished, writes Brian Nicholson.
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Farmer Writes: two very different 100-year anniversaries
Gerald Potterton looks back at two very different 100-year anniversaries – that of John Deere and the ending of World War I.
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Meet the National Champion in the PR€VENTION FOR PROFIT competition
Eamon Sheehan is farming 70 hectares near Cuffesgrange in Co Kilkenny. The new entrant to dairy is a Nuffield Scholar and an avid sport horse fan. Eamon milked 150 cows this year.
Glanbia getting its kicks with clicks
As more and more farmers move to online shopping, Glanbia scoops big prize at retail awards
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Aidan Brennan and Tommy Heffernan explain why we dry off cows and how to pick a dry cow tube.
Peter Thomas Keaveney caught up with North Dublin farmer Tony Bell, who runs a successful business selling forage maize. Tony Bell has been ...
A farm for sale in Co Armagh is expected to draw significant interest from potential buyers.
A new calf shed was completed on Richard and John Marshall’s farm near Omagh earlier this year.
Meet new Teagasc/Irish Farmers Journal BETTER Farm beef challenge participant Ger McSweeney.
Phelim O'Neill discusses Brexit, CAP and unfair trading practices legislation with Matt Carty, MEP in the European Parliament, Brussels.
Beef specialist Matthew Halpin and Tullamore Farm manager Shaun Diver chat about reducing silage demand to stretch fodder stocks for the win...
Beef specialist Matthew Halpin and Tullamore Farm manager Shaun Diver take out the white board to explain how winter fodder demand on your f...
Beef specialist Matthew Halpin and Tullamore Farm manager Shaun Diver go through the steps for measuring feed stocks this winter.
The 2018 grazing season came to end on most Dairylink Ireland farms earlier this week.
25 years of safety investments
A county Clare farmer has a model farm in terms of farm safety after making regular investments over the years, writes Peter Varley.
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Meet the National Champion in the PR€VENTION FOR PROFIT competition
Eamon Sheehan is farming 70 hectares near Cuffesgrange in Co Kilkenny. The new entrant to dairy is a Nuffield Scholar and an avid sport horse fan. Eamon milked 150 cows this year.
Drystock farmers should plant forestry on their wetter fields – Department
Department of Agriculture officials have said that many farmers would benefit from planting a limited amount of forestry.
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'Hard or soft Brexit, there will be customs paperwork'
With the Brexit deadline drawing closer Lorna Kelly of BDO Ireland advised companies to begin preparing for customs being part of day to day business.
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Growing consumer demand for cheaper protein sources
Poultry sector manager at Bord Bia, Peter Duggan, said the growth in the poultry sector was on the back of its market position as a cheaper protein source and a changing consumer lifestyle.
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