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Tommy Moyles runs a suckler to beef herd at Ardfield, Clonakilty, Co Cork.
Tommy Moyles on 13 Dec 2018
Eastern promises for Beef Plan Movement
A well-attended Beef Plan Movement meeting in Kanturk Mart heard of a potential export opportunity to Asia.
Tommy Moyles on 12 Dec 2018
Camera at the mart: butchers' lambs sell to €200 at Christmas fatstock sale
Butchers' lambs sold from €115 to €140, with the prizewinners making €200 each.
Tommy Moyles on 08 Dec 2018
Strong turnout at Skibbereen fatstock sale
Belgian blues dominated the prizewinners at Skibbereen marts annual fatstock show and sale while there was a slight improvement in the cow trade
Tommy Moyles on 05 Dec 2018
Farmer Writes: farms have an ability to cloud judgement
Farms have an ability to cloud judgement – to a successor they can be a dream come true or a prison sentence, writes Tommy Moyles.
Tommy Moyles on 30 Nov 2018
Wild Atlantic views in Kerry
A rare 60-acre residential farm at the western end of the Dingle peninsula is on the market, writes Tommy Moyles.
Tommy Moyles on 30 Nov 2018
Technology requires return on investment at farmer level
AgriTech day 2018 in Skibbereen enables researchers, industry and farmers to come together.
Tommy Moyles on 29 Nov 2018
Wild Atlantic views in Kerry
A rare 60-acre residential farm at the western end of the Dingle peninsula is on the market, writes Tommy Moyles.
Tommy Moyles on 21 Nov 2018
Walkers to follow guidelines on lands on MacGillycuddy's Reeks
Groups of 10 or more people who intend to climb in the range will now have to follow the guidelines that have applied to commercial guides for the last number of years.
Tommy Moyles on 21 Nov 2018
Dairygold stockpiling fodder, further imports planned
According to Jim Wolfe, CEO, Dairygold, current fodder supplies within the co-op's catchment range from a surplus in the western areas to pockets with a deficit of 25% to 30% in the east.
Tommy Moyles on 27 Nov 2018
Farmer Writes: photosensitivity in November, unexpected to say the least
He resembled a dog that was trying to shake off a pair of sunglasses, the way he was throwing his head around. Tommy Moyles describes a case of photosensitivity in a stock bull.
Tommy Moyles on 14 Nov 2018
Incentives needed for farmers to fight climate change – Boyle
Teagasc director Prof Gerry Boyle told a Macra event on Monday night that incentives and policy will have to support farmers to fight climate change.
Tommy Moyles on 13 Nov 2018
Volatility the key challenge in dairy markets – Jordan
Speaking at the Carrigaline Macra na Feirme event on Monday night, CEO of Ornua, John Jordan said principle among the challenges faced in the dairy market is volatility.