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This week, our photographers captured farmers housing stock for winter, harvesting maize, rounding up cows for evening milking, attending the catchment science conference in Co Wexford and more.
Our top farming photos from the past week include farmers sowing, baling and harvesting. Our photographers also captured tractor runs, mart action and the All-Ireland Hedge Laying Championships.
Our photographers captured cows being milked and fed freshly cut grass in Tipperary, contractors harvesting P8200 maize in Cork, an organic farm walk on a suckler farm in Kilkenny, marts and more.
Each day surrounding the National Ploughing Championship site, the ploughing competition continued in the rain and the sunshine. Watch some of the competitors in action.
Our top farming photos from the past week include farmers protesting derogation at FF think-in, international sheepdog trials in Wicklow, oaten straw being turned in Kildare and ploughing in Wicklow.