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John Egerton found the animal on the same morning he was expecting visitors to the farm
More than 40 ewes stolen from farmer in latest spate of thefts
Delayed BISS and CRISS payments to be issued before the weekend
Christmas focus remains for beef supplies
In pictures: quality cattle hold firm but plainer types easier in Castlerea
Watch: premium in-calf heifers average shy of €6,000 in Tuam
John Egerton has decided to take action and remove dead trees along the roadside.
Like most farmers, John Egerton has been struggling to manage grassland in recent weeks
John Egerton is now in the middle of breeding season for his spring-calving suckler herd.
It has been a hard slog to get this far, writes Fermanagh farmer John Egerton.
After a good spring in 2025, John Egerton had pulled calving forward to March.
There would be no sheep enterprise if it wasn’t for my sons, writes John Egerton.
John Egerton runs a split spring- and autumn-calving system on his farm in Co Fermanagh.
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