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Peter Thomas Keaveney speaks to Cork contractor Jim Good to find out how his Kuhn Merge Maxx 950 has performed over the course of its first season, where it gathered several thousand acres of forage.
Peter Thomas Keaveney caught up with Cork contractor Jim Good to find out how his Kuhn Merge Maxx 950 has performed over the course of its first season, where it gathered in the region of 5,000 acres.
This year, a number of Irish contractors have invested in mergers for the silage season ahead. Gary Abbott and Peter Thomas Keaveney look into the concept and why it is gaining interest.
According to Glanbia chair Martin Keane, Glanbia’s Irish milk suppliers should be expecting lower milk prices than European farmers, writes Jack Kennedy.