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It wasn’t surprising that the Glanbia AGM, held in the FBD Killashee Hotel, finished in record time.
U-turn on 2027 requirement to roof uncovered outdoor slurry storage
Dairy Management: what to do with late-calving cows?
Brazilian meat could be banned from EU from September
Lidl recalls chicken due to salmonella
Camera at the Mart: demand for bull calves strengthens as supply slips in Bandon
We ended up finishing the buying season by buying cattle that won’t be ready until well into 2027.
It seems shortsighted not to have at least a standby capacity to produce some of our own domestic needs.
We are giving the store cattle a fresh paddock every day, and are concentrating on the land that we intend to close up this week for first-cut silage.
The overall beef sector this spring has been rocked by the losses incurred by bona fide farmers.
With a terrible forecast for the Easter weekend, we decided we would rehouse everything.
It is clear that some form of price or profit guarantees are going to have to be part of the next CAP.
The rain washed in the nitrogen and almost overnight, the unhealthy yellowing of the winter barley was replaced with a welcome green sheen.
New Zealand dairy tech open day to take place on Laois farm Irish dairy farmers will have the opportunity to see the latest technologies from New Zealand at an on-farm open day at Camcloon Dairy, Ballyfin, Co Laois, on Tuesday 19 May 2026 from 10am.
