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Dermot Forristal, a researcher at Teagasc, Oak Park, weighs up the pros and cons of ploughing fields in a wet year when you are generally using low-disturbance tillage to establish crops.
The PowerBox off-grid power unit was recently demonstrated on the Irish Farmers Journal stand at this year’s National Ploughing Championships. Here’s what it can do.
Stephen Robb talks to IFA environmental committee chair Paul O'Brien and CTO of Carbon AMS Pat Harte about the emerging Irish AD model and the opportunities for farmers.
There are a host of new rules that tillage farmers need to contend with on farms, and it is extremely hard to keep up with all of these rules, Siobhán Walsh writes.
"What’s striking about the McDonagh’s farm is the range of activities taking place on such a compact area – so many of them familiar to those of us who grew up on Irish farms," writes Brendan Dunford.