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Don't miss your free 32-page Easter food magazine inside this week's paper
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Find out what’s inside this week’s Irish Farmers Journal.
News Headlines (ROI)
Up to 1,600 dairy calves will be flown to the continent in the coming weeks in a novel move aimed at testing the viability of air transport – we have the details
Your questions answered on SCEP
TAMS latest – farmers face sweeping changes
Fertiliser prices continue to fall
2023 Land Mobility Report has warned farmers to make more balanced decisions in the face of changing nitrates rules
Fines of €5,000 for dog owners with out-of-control dogs
Plantation owners vent fury over ash dieback response
‘Global Britain’ will not be good for Ireland
Tullamore Farm welcomes over 400 students last week as part of AgriAware’s Farm Walk and Talk series
Government hypocrisy on rewetting targets slammed
Sexed semen usage expected to exceed 250,000 straws this year
EU suggests ‘grazing tax’ for Ireland
Free 32-page Easter Food magazine
Indulgent hot fudge dessert recipes, just in time for Easter
Your traditional Easter Dinner with a twist
Authentic Indian cuisine recipes from Aashim Bajaj
Saving the ocean with a cup of coffee
News Headlines (NI)
Milk quality continues to improve
Beef prices edging closer to 500p/kg
Strathroy Dairy tops the NI milk league for the second consecutive month
The wet march is putting severe pressure on farming systems
Switching to four-cut grass silage can significantly increase milk output
AgriBusiness
Lessons for Ireland from the Dutch Farmers experience
Brazilian beef back in China
Young farmers leading growth
Livestock
What’s the future for Irish beef export post-Brexit
Advice on recovering from the very wet March
Dealing with delayed turnout on beef farms
Tillage
Morning Fresh is supplying living lettuce to supermarkets
Guinness plans to reduce barley farmers’ emissions by 30%
Focus – Reseeding
Oversowing clover does work
Is plantain the wonder plant?
How to select the right variety for your farm
Red clover and miltispecies schemes are on the way
Irish Country Living
Faye Anna Rochford talks about sustainable style and coming full circle
We talk to Jim O’Mahony from Cork on the success of the Kilbrittain tractor run
Rhubarb and apple crumble recipe from Neven Maguire
We learn about the new social initiative taking place at Mountbellew Mart
Pedigree
Coose on the loose as champion Nebraska heads to Scotland
Drumgoonpoll 1 Sydney tops the polls in Tullamore
Machinery
Keenan has no plans to move production to Turkey... for now
10 years of tailored Valtra tractors
Pick up a copy of this week’s print edition from your local newsagent or enjoy our e-paper online.
Find out what’s inside this week’s Irish Farmers Journal.
News Headlines (ROI)
Up to 1,600 dairy calves will be flown to the continent in the coming weeks in a novel move aimed at testing the viability of air transport – we have the details
Your questions answered on SCEP
TAMS latest – farmers face sweeping changes
Fertiliser prices continue to fall
2023 Land Mobility Report has warned farmers to make more balanced decisions in the face of changing nitrates rules
Fines of €5,000 for dog owners with out-of-control dogs
Plantation owners vent fury over ash dieback response
‘Global Britain’ will not be good for Ireland
Tullamore Farm welcomes over 400 students last week as part of AgriAware’s Farm Walk and Talk series
Government hypocrisy on rewetting targets slammed
Sexed semen usage expected to exceed 250,000 straws this year
EU suggests ‘grazing tax’ for Ireland
Free 32-page Easter Food magazine
Indulgent hot fudge dessert recipes, just in time for Easter
Your traditional Easter Dinner with a twist
Authentic Indian cuisine recipes from Aashim Bajaj
Saving the ocean with a cup of coffee
News Headlines (NI)
Milk quality continues to improve
Beef prices edging closer to 500p/kg
Strathroy Dairy tops the NI milk league for the second consecutive month
The wet march is putting severe pressure on farming systems
Switching to four-cut grass silage can significantly increase milk output
AgriBusiness
Lessons for Ireland from the Dutch Farmers experience
Brazilian beef back in China
Young farmers leading growth
Livestock
What’s the future for Irish beef export post-Brexit
Advice on recovering from the very wet March
Dealing with delayed turnout on beef farms
Tillage
Morning Fresh is supplying living lettuce to supermarkets
Guinness plans to reduce barley farmers’ emissions by 30%
Focus – Reseeding
Oversowing clover does work
Is plantain the wonder plant?
How to select the right variety for your farm
Red clover and miltispecies schemes are on the way
Irish Country Living
Faye Anna Rochford talks about sustainable style and coming full circle
We talk to Jim O’Mahony from Cork on the success of the Kilbrittain tractor run
Rhubarb and apple crumble recipe from Neven Maguire
We learn about the new social initiative taking place at Mountbellew Mart
Pedigree
Coose on the loose as champion Nebraska heads to Scotland
Drumgoonpoll 1 Sydney tops the polls in Tullamore
Machinery
Keenan has no plans to move production to Turkey... for now
Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue was in front of the Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture on Wednesday speaking about the new fertiliser register.
In a reversal of the trend for decades, farmers who are growing in scale or farming their land very intesnively are being placed in the slow lane, and even the lay-by for new schemes
Financially poorer tillage farmers are unable to compete with dairy farmers for land rental, and the tillage area is in decline.
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