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Siobhan Walsh and Stephen Robb recently visited Flahavan’s Mill, where they learned of the sustainability measures implemented by the company over the years.
This week on the tillage podcast, Stephen Robb is joined in studio by Andy Doyle and Siobhan Walsh to discuss producing a paper during COVID-19 lockdowns, aphids, nitrates and leaf analysis.
A spokesperson from the Irish Grain Growers Group said that nothing of substance in the line of supports has been formulated for these tillage farmers.
The Brazilian grain harvest, favourable weather in grain growing regions and the fate of the Ukrainian port of Odessa will all play a role in meal prices, a pig symposium has heard.