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Contracting out heifer rearing is the 'least offensive' tool for dairy farmers to reduce the financial impact of a derogation cut, Teagasc modelling shows.
A pair of non-residential farms on the books of Mullingar based auctioneer, James L Murtagh are going for auction in mid-December, writes Tommy Moyles.
A bank of land is coming up for public auction and is sure to provide a good gauge of where the agricultural land market is at present, writes Tommy Moyles.
An Irish childhood home of a UK Prime Minister is a rarity, rarer still that the likes of it come to the market but Knight Frank are sole agents for such a property in Co Meath.