My farming week: Seaghan O Suilleabháin¡ works on the family farm at Dromin, Milltown, County Kerry. A progressive dairy farm, it's a busy time for Seaghan, as he is a Leaving Certificate Student, at nearby Presentation Secondary School. Seaghan helps out with the calves and dairy herd and is a fluent Irish speaker. \ Valerie O'Sullivan
After accidents claimed the lives of three farmers in the last four days, take some time to think about the safety arrangements on your farm.
Four female students with no farming background have defied the odds by being selected as the national winners of the Certified Irish Angus Beef schools competition.
Farm workers and other jobseekers defrauded by a recruitment agent revealed the story on RTE’s Liveline this week, exposing the scam that led to the man’s conviction last year.
A European scientific body has found that glyphosate does not cause cancer.
And amid fears over drones being used to survey farms, new laws may be brought in to regulate their usage.
Photo of the day courtesy of the Irish Farmers Journal picture desk
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My farming week: Seaghan O’Suilleabháin works on the family farm at Dromin, Milltown, County Kerry. A progressive dairy farm, it’s a busy time for Seaghan, as he is a Leaving Certificate student, at nearby Presentation Secondary School. Seaghan helps out with the calves and dairy herd and is a fluent Irish speaker. Valerie O’Sullivan
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After accidents claimed the lives of three farmers in the last four days, take some time to think about the safety arrangements on your farm.
Four female students with no farming background have defied the odds by being selected as the national winners of the Certified Irish Angus Beef schools competition.
Farm workers and other jobseekers defrauded by a recruitment agent revealed the story on RTE’s Liveline this week, exposing the scam that led to the man’s conviction last year.
A European scientific body has found that glyphosate does not cause cancer.
And amid fears over drones being used to survey farms, new laws may be brought in to regulate their usage.
Photo of the day courtesy of the Irish Farmers Journal picture desk
My farming week: Seaghan O’Suilleabháin works on the family farm at Dromin, Milltown, County Kerry. A progressive dairy farm, it’s a busy time for Seaghan, as he is a Leaving Certificate student, at nearby Presentation Secondary School. Seaghan helps out with the calves and dairy herd and is a fluent Irish speaker. Valerie O’Sullivan
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