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Vet Marie Louise Ryan and Irish Farmers Journal beef editor Adam Woods speaking at the first Irish Farmers Journal demo on spring health management. \ Brian Farrell
Cattle farmers, as the number of TB reactors is on the increase. Numbers reached 17,491 at the end of 2018, according to the Department of Agriculture.
Farmers looking to draw down low-cost loans, as they will have access to just 16% of the €300m Future Growth Loan Scheme.
Farmers with a nitrates derogation, as Ireland’s derogation is in danger of being revoked or curtailed unless water quality trends improve, the Department of Agriculture has warned agricultural consultants.
Cattle farmers, as the number of TB reactors is on the increase. Numbers reached 17,491 at the end of 2018, according to the Department of Agriculture.
Farmers looking to draw down low-cost loans, as they will have access to just 16% of the €300m Future Growth Loan Scheme.
Farmers with a nitrates derogation, as Ireland’s derogation is in danger of being revoked or curtailed unless water quality trends improve, the Department of Agriculture has warned agricultural consultants.
I did another grass walk last week and I was pleasantly surprised to have a growth of 41kg per day. Fingers crossed it stays increasing, writes Padraig Callanan.
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