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Content from the weekly Focus supplements with the Irish Farmers Journal
A number of products leave the market every year, either because they are banned or they are no longer registered.
Meade for success: from four acres to 1,100
Camera at the Mart: beefing up in Bandon with over 1,000 calves on offer
8,691 non-stocking rate claims for BISS active farmer checks
Over 4,000 fewer farmers apply for BISS
No plans to introduce tractor driving training programme
Sustainable tax planning is key for sustainable farming
Kevin O Sullivan*, Glasslyn Veterinary, outlines how vaccination is a cost-effective option to safeguard you herd or flock from potential heavy losses.
Supply issues emerged in 2025 following the removal of Bovilis Leptavoid-H from the market, but two products are on the market for 2026 including Spirovac and Biobas L6.
The disease – which is increasing in prevalence – can hit flocks sporadically, resulting in rapid infection and possible mortality where the disease goes unnoticed.
The on-farm biosecurity scheme was launched last week, with a €6m fund capable of providing grant aid to 7,500 applicants in 2026.
With beef sired calves dominating Portumna Mart on Monday 18 May, there was a strong trade for calves, with reared calves highly sought after.
Any working or family dogs should be included in the animal health plan with particular attention placed on regular worming and important vaccinations
Understanding your soils: open day at Johnstown Castle Understanding the soils on your farm is one of the most important investments you can make for the future.