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A National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) officer told the court that by removing the vegetation and mature trees, the farmer had increased the size of his areas farmed to claim additional subsidy
A total of 1,700 people tuned in to watch a recent online machinery auction where a tidy example of a 2006 Massey Ferguson 5455 with 6,500 hours scooped €21,000 plus commission.
With over 30 years’ experience running foragers, Alfie Byrne has just upgraded to his third Krone harvester. He tells Peter Thomas Keaveney how his experience with Big X foragers has gone to date.
A bunch of heavily in-lamb Jacob hogget ewes have been discovered left into a field in Carlow. Meanwhile, an unknown woman in Clare is missing similar sheep.