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Brothers Martin (left) and Connor Magill right Poytzpass and Owen McConville Jerrettspass , at the weekly cattle sale in Markethill Co Armagh. \ Houston Green
Thurs 30 March
The Health Check van. At Ballymena Mart.
CAFRE course on Exploring Food Vulnerability. At Loughry campus, 10am to 12.30pm. Register at https://www.cafre.ac.uk/business-courses
UFU and Global Horizon Skills. First Aid Awareness course. St Colman’s Parish, 213 Ballymaguire Road, Stewartstown, BT71 5AY. Book at TN 8225 6772.
Fri 31 March
The Rural Chaplin. At Rathfriland Mart, daytime.
60 dairy and 10 dry cows’ dispersal for Philip Armstrong; 20 Lim X BB heifers for Robin Nicholson; 10 Holstein heifer calves for Gravelhill Holsteins. Ballymena Mart 11am.
Holstein YB judging event, 7.30pm. At W and D Gordon, Annalong, BT34 4QN. Details Andrew on 07789 285 272 or Jessica, 07910 355 042
Sat 1 April
The Rural Chaplin. At Downpatrick and Hilltown Marts, daytime.
Holstein NI AGM. Speaker Mark Nutsford, Riverdane herd. Dungannon Rugby club, 8pm
Tues 4 April
The Rural Chaplin. At Markethill Mart, daytime. At Rathfriland Mart, evening
Wed 5 April
Germinal webinar, 7.30pm. On Climate SMart Re-seeding. Register at germinal.zoom.us
Fri 7 April
Part reduction sale, 30 head. For Cabra Holsteins. Ballymena Mart, noon.
Thurs 30 March
The Health Check van. At Ballymena Mart.
CAFRE course on Exploring Food Vulnerability. At Loughry campus, 10am to 12.30pm. Register at https://www.cafre.ac.uk/business-courses
UFU and Global Horizon Skills. First Aid Awareness course. St Colman’s Parish, 213 Ballymaguire Road, Stewartstown, BT71 5AY. Book at TN 8225 6772.
Fri 31 March
The Rural Chaplin. At Rathfriland Mart, daytime.
60 dairy and 10 dry cows’ dispersal for Philip Armstrong; 20 Lim X BB heifers for Robin Nicholson; 10 Holstein heifer calves for Gravelhill Holsteins. Ballymena Mart 11am.
Holstein YB judging event, 7.30pm. At W and D Gordon, Annalong, BT34 4QN. Details Andrew on 07789 285 272 or Jessica, 07910 355 042
Sat 1 April
The Rural Chaplin. At Downpatrick and Hilltown Marts, daytime.
The Renewable Roadshow highlighted both the real opportunities and the challenges that remain with the rollout of renewable energy, writes Stephen Robb.
From solar panels to biomethane, Stephen Robb spoke to several developers and renewable energy experts over the past few weeks. Here’s how to listen to the podcasts.
Higher numbers of ewe hoggets being slaughtered and a reduction in the breeding ewe flock has led to revised production figures.
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