Farmers Journal Scotland
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Calls for public benefit from development land
The Scottish Land Commission is calling for a rethink of development land use.
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Feed costs take their toll on year two gross margins
In the second week of the Farm Profit Programme results, we take a closer look at the Biffen family, Arnage farms, Ellon, and the Duguid family, North Cranna, Aberchirder.
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Hannah Quinn Mulligan presents a round up of the Irish Farmers Journal's Beef Summit in Ballinasloe, Co Galway.
A new live weather page has been launched on the Irish Farmers Journal website. Over the past three months, 24 weather stations were installed on each of the 12 farms participating in our From the Tramlines programme.
Two stations were placed on each farm and record rainfall, temperature, humidity, wind speed, gusts and wind direction.
Live data from each station is beamed directly to our website for readers to view, but they will also be able to access historical data ranging from one hour ago to one month.
Peter Thomas Keaveney took a trip to Headfort farm in Co Meath to catch up with J&C Sheridan who recently made the move to a four row Grimme potato planter.
Euegene Headon and his son Garrett bought a 2010 British built SAM Vision 4000 this year for their contracting and tillage business.
Spring calving draws to a close and thoughts turn to breeding on Ryan McDowell's farm in Co Antrim.
The Irish Farmers Journal team discuss management of these two infectious diseases.
Understanding the basics of lungworm with the coolest vet in the world or the journal vet.
Architect and teacher Eric and Catherine Osborne are determined to put rural Carlow on the map with their unique pub, accommodation and farm at the foot of Mount Leinster.
The Moree herd was dispersed last week in Dungannon, Co Tyrone.
Learn more about the value of sowing Irish certified seed and its importance for the future of tillage farming.
Greenvale farm: setting the bar higher each year
Setting high standards is a must for any profitable suckler system, say Mark and Shona Mackay
Turning the tide at turnout
After what has been a difficult second year in the project for the Biffens, the grass is finally greener at Arnage and things are looking up
Farm Profit Programme: calving the cow part three – calf revival and colostrum
In the final part of the series, we look at getting the calf going after calving, calf revival, the correct time to intervene, jacking the calf and dealing with mal-presentations.
Reducing winter feed costs with silage
This week, Robert Gilchrist looks at some of the processes of making high-quality silage to reduce winter feed cost.
