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We take a look at the latest jobs available in the agri sector. This week, there is a selection of jobs on offer, from dairy to beef in varied locations at home and abroad.
Macra has slammed the move to cap cow numbers on young farmers and said that the decision is completely “at odds” with the CAP’s objectives on generational renewal.
Renowned cattle breeder Derrick Forde has decided to automate his new dairy enterprise by investing in an automatic milking system. Martin Merrick reports.
Aidan Brennan reports from the ‘10 in seven’ milking trial in Moorepark which found no difference in milk yield when cows were milked 10 times in seven days for part of the year.
Michael O'Brien is milking 120 spring-calving Holstein Friesians in partnership with his uncle John. Calving, fertiliser and nitrates are all on the agenda on their farm this week.
Rachel Donovan spoke to dairy farmers about labour shortages, nitrates and calf exports at a calf rearing event on Pat and Padhraic Kennedy's farm in Templemore, Co Tipperary, recently.
The Department of Agriculture is making an unfair distinction between non automated farmers and those who chose to invest in robots, former president of Macra Thomas Duffy has said.