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In pictures: autumn harvesting in action
Photo Desk
Our top photos of the week feature a showcase of farming machinery, seasonal harvests and agricultural events across the country.
Black Beauties sale tops at €6,000
10 November 2024 Breeding & health
Black Beauties sale tops at €6,000
Rachel Gallagher reports from Blessington livestock mart for the 15th annual Black Beauties Suffolk sale.
Government must 'pony up' science on fertiliser cuts
10 November 2024 News
Government must 'pony up' science on fertiliser cuts
A clampdown on fertiliser use on lower-stocked farms has been slated by the INHFA and ICSA.
30-acre Hungarian tomato farm utilising modern greenhouses
The Irish Farmers Journal visited one of the 8.9-acre greenhouses while on an agricultural press tour of Hungary.
10 November 2024 News
Tillage Day: positivity among tillage sector clear
There was a positive atmosphere among the audience at the Irish Farmers Journal Tillage Day 2024 supported by the Irish Seed Trade Association.
10 November 2024 News
State spends €12m on NPWS land acquisitions
The National Parks and Wildlife Service snapped up over 3,000ac of land last year, with more land deals in the works.
10 November 2024 News
Agri jobs: 380-cow dairy herd needs farm operative
Going into the winter, there are jobs in the dairy sector available in Co Cork, Co Kildare and Co Meath with deadline for applications fast approaching.
9 November 2024 News
Farm Tech Talk: sheep, SCEP and Dairy Day
The sheep trade, SCEP training, Dairy Day, shed design and nitrates all feature on this week's Farm Tech Talk.
8 November 2024 News
Jonathan O’Sullivan to be new Cork Marts CEO
Jonathan currently works as general manager of livestock services at Cahir Mart and he will continue in his position until the first quarter of 2025.
8 November 2024 News
Post-Christmas beef price correction ‘scaremongering rubbish’ - ICMSA
The warning refers to a price correction or adjustment mode which will come into effect in the new year, which the ICMSA has described as “rubbish” and “scaremongering”.
8 November 2024 News
Up to 80% of beef herds in northwest had liver fluke this year - AHI
This is according to data from Animal Health Ireland, based on the 23,700 herds that have been recorded as part of its beef health check programme in 2024 to date.
8 November 2024 News
Dáil needs rural female representation - Limerick election candidate
The Limerick councillor has promised that she will advocate for the interests of women living in rural Ireland while canvassing in the local area.
8 November 2024 News