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Noel Bardon and Anne O’Donoghue speak to potato farmers around the country, as the harvest progresses at pace.
Department ordered to make Wexford farmer's inspection records public
Dairygold follows others’ lead by cutting October milk price
Arrabawn Tipperary latest to announce reduction to October milk price
Flags fly high on new four-bay suckler shed
Factories apply cuts to beef quotes
The Dealer dug deep into the sports pages over the weekend and saw yet another interesting man of the match presentation on the Scandanavian soccer scene.
We spoke to tillage and mixed farmers at the Crops and Techology event in Teagasc Oakpark last week for their opinions on grain prices, government supports and machinery.
The weather looks like it is picking up and there are plenty of jobs which it is needed for on tillage farms.
The Crop.Zone machine, which uses electricity to kill off potato tops and a range of other plants, will make its Irish debut at the Crops and Technology event writes Stephen Robb.
The Irish Farmers Journal and Teagasc have been working together on the crops open day for 10 years. This year’s Crops and technology looks set to be the biggest yet.
Overall cereal production decreased by almost 1.4% last year, with the main three cereals - wheat, barley and oats - down 27,900t in production to 2,012,200t last year.
The EU and the UK have agreed to start negotiations on a new deal that would include allowing trade of seed potatoes to recommence.
PGI boosting value of all beef in Italy Francesca Perfetto heads Bord Bia’s office in Milan, Italy, and tells the Irish Farmers Journal about promoting Irish food and drink in her country.
