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'Too many people now appear more interested in winning the next Facebook argument than protecting the long-term reputation of Northern Ireland farming.' Name and address with the editor.
ACRES: changes to mowing deadline
Calf birth registrations running almost 40,000 head higher
Beef Welfare Scheme: three actions to qualify for up to €75/calf
How to declutter your home: seven simple life hacks that work
‘If straw is going west, we need to see silage coming east’ - ICSA
'Trailer numbers mandatory for 2026 harvest.' - Alan Norris, Co Kildare.
'Every electricity customer in Ireland is better off because renewable energy projects have reduced our dependence on imported fuels.' - Justin Moran, director of external affairs, Wind Energy Ireland
'In dairy farming, one size does not fit all.' - Michael O'Byrne, by email
The original NAP consultation in May 2025 would have led to “wipe out” in the local pig sector, according to Dr Violet Wylie
"The capture of wind and sun to generate power is a huge breakthrough and it is but a matter of time before more cost effective methods of storage are achieved." - John McCarthy, by email
"The plan is to treble the amount of intermittent (wind and solar) renewable capacity." - Donal O'Callaghan, PhD BE (Elec), Coolgreen, Whites Cross, Cork
'Solar panels can be used by farmers to reduce their reliance on electricity from the grid, half of which is generated using fossil fuels' - Cilian Ó'Súilleabháin, 21 Ros Barra, Deerpark, Cork
Limerick farmer wins Kinisla Milk Quality Award The winner of the 2026 Kinisla Milk Quality and Sustainability Awards was announced at a ceremony in Limerick, on Tuesday.