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Getting manure out of Northern Ireland is a key strategy for dealing with its nutrient challenges, and SoilWorx is doing this at scale, writes Stephen Robb.
Critical CAP for pensioners and part-time farmers
Demand for silage lettings nosedives
Positive prospects for live export weanling trade
Award-winning Co Down farmer enjoys huge success with multispecies swards
Asba Meats’ failure to pay over €300,000 to farms caused ‘untold damage’
Quicke has launched the Q-Companion 2.0, which is the latest evolution of its advanced loader weighing and productivity system.
Fergal O’Sullivan spoke with Colin McMoreland, Fendt technician with Farmwork’s Machinery, to better understand the renowned ‘Vario’ CVT transmission and find out what customers need to know
The pursuit of machinery scale, particularly with silage machinery, has resulted in a move to heavier machines, which pose a threat to soil structure, writes Dermot Forristal, machinery specialist
Dermot Forristal looks at the development of mowers since the birth of the finger-bar mower, right through to today’s modern high-output machines capable of cutting up to 15m in a single pass.
While cashflow may be tight on some farms this year, investing in infrastructure provides a solid return on money while also reducing workload and risk.
Ireland’s reliance on volatile diesel markets has been highlighted this month, as escalating prices have led to protests around the country. But are there realistic alternatives?
Expanded grant scheme to fund conservation advice for traditional homes opens for applications.
National Dairy Council bridging the urban-rural divide through school farm visit Kildare dairy farmer welcomed students as part of a National Dairy Council initiative, which saw 1,500 pupils across Ireland visit working dairy farms during May.
