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Nineteen farmers to open their gates to showcase nature friendly farming

Families and food lovers are invited to visit 19 different working farms across the country this August to meet farmers and discover how food production can support nature.

NEWS 25 July 2026

Nineteen farmers to open their gates to showcase nature friendly farming

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Ewes die from consuming acorns and plants

NEWS 25 July 2026

Agri jobs: Donegal farm seeks managers

NEWS 25 July 2026

The Grass Week: soil moisture deficit bites hard

GRASS & FEEDING 25 July 2026

ICM and Teagasc hosting farmer events in Camolin and Navan

NEWS 24 July 2026

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Ewes remain steady but store lambs met sticky trade in Cootehill Mart

This week's sale in Cootehill Mart saw cull ewes remain a steady trade, with some downward pressure creeping into the store lamb trade.

MARKETS 24 July 2026

Focus on basics lifts performance in Wexford

Addressing BCS, getting on top of lameness, controlling parasites and improving grass productivity has underpinned higher output and increased lamb performance.

NEWS 24 July 2026

Ewe won’t believe it: Mayo and Kerry sheep get match-ready for Sunday’s clash

"We'll let Kerry have the best dressed sheep, Mayo will take Sam," as friendly rivalry reaches the fields of Kerry and Mayo.

NEWS 24 July 2026

How to prepare for your county council water quality inspection

The EPA was assigned an enhanced enforcement role to oversee local authority water quality inspections under the Water Action Plan in 2024, in an aim to strengthen inspections.

NEWS 24 July 2026

New laws considered in bid to rein in non-farmers from land market

New proposed land purchasing restrictions would clamp down on non-farmers using agricultural relief to avoid inheritance tax.

NEWS 24 July 2026

Down to Agribusiness: Brazilian beef, solar success and shaky markets

This week, Stephen and Lorcan discuss yet another report on the future of Irish agriculture, Brazilian beef imports into the UK and speak with CEO and founder of Activ8 Solar Energies Ciaran Marron.

PODCAST 24 July 2026

Slievenamon fire: 'only for the farmers, houses could have burned'

Local farmers and contractors have been credited for their efforts on Slievenamon Mountain, with locals saying homes and properties worth millions of euros were saved.

NEWS 24 July 2026

Measuring carbon is the new frontier for Irish tillage farming

Tom Barry, tillage farmer: ‘I farm in Killavullen, north Cork, and I’ve been farming here since 1995’.

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Nineteen farmers to open their gates to showcase nature friendly farming

MOST READ STORIES

Ewes die from consuming acorns and plants

Agri jobs: Donegal farm seeks managers

The Grass Week: soil moisture deficit bites hard

The Grass Week: soil moisture deficit bites hard

ICM and Teagasc hosting farmer events in Camolin and Navan

ICM and Teagasc hosting farmer events in Camolin and Navan

MOST READ STORIES

Ewes remain steady but store lambs met sticky trade in Cootehill Mart

Focus on basics lifts performance in Wexford

Ewe won’t believe it: Mayo and Kerry sheep get match-ready for Sunday’s clash

How to prepare for your county council water quality inspection

New laws considered in bid to rein in non-farmers from land market

Down to Agribusiness: Brazilian beef, solar success and shaky markets

Slievenamon fire: 'only for the farmers, houses could have burned'

Measuring carbon is the new frontier for Irish tillage farming

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