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Emma Gowing has competed in the farmerette class, but will be on the sidelines at Ratheniska. Here, she tells Kelsey Daly about her family’s ploughing pedigree.
Vets have said that the warm and moist weather have been causing animal health issues in livestock, with one vet in the west saying red water is rampant.
Farmers at Roscommon and Tullow marts shared their views on the new National Beef Welfare Scheme (NBWS) and a Brazilian beef export boom with Kelsey Daly and Barry Murphy.
Due to a rise in the number of dog attacks on sheep, the INHFA is again calling for “the introduction of legislation to ban all non-working dogs from our hills and farmlands”.