Friday
Met Éireann has said that Friday will begin cloudy, with isolated showers in the north and east.
It will become drier and brighter in the afternoon, with sunny spells developing.
The national forecaster said there will be highest temperatures of 16°C to 21°C.
Saturday
Saturday morning will be dry, with sunny spells in the east.
Met Éireann has said there will be cloud spreading from the west, bringing some patchy rain and drizzle. Showery rain will then develop in the west by evening.
There will be highest temperatures of 17°C to 20°C.
Sunday
Sunday will see cloud and rain clear from the southeast in the morning, according to Met Éireann.
For the rest of the day, there will be dry and bright weather, with some showers in the northwest.
There will be highest temperatures of 16°C to 21°C.
Beef
Adam Woods looks at grass growth and demand, slurry spreading and getting involved in the Sustainable Beef and Lamb Quality Assurance scheme in this week’s beef management notes.
Sheep
In the sheep management notes this week, Darren Carty looks at fertiliser application, cobalt deficiency and the availability of Startect.
Tillage
In this week’s tillage notes, Siobhán Walsh talks about harvest, the value of straw, planting catch crops, straw chopping, management of beet crops, the crop tour and farm safety.
Dairy
This week, Aidan Brennan looks at reseeding, which is also highlighted in this week’s Focus, and broadening the bull selection on farms when breeding to improve genetics for farm performance.
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