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The EU's DG Health and Food Safety carry out audits monitoring EU legislation in the areas of food and feed safety, animal health, animal welfare and plant health.
While change was evident in all agricultural sectors, it seems likely that tillage encountered the greatest changes overall having gone from incentivised production to set-aside.
In the first of two articles looking back at his four decades in tillage, Andy Doyle remembers some of the major changes in plant protection, in crop breeding and the loss of the sugar industry.
The aim is for the first badger cull to take place in Northern Ireland next autumn, with initial surveys of badger setts in cull areas starting in the spring.
In week two of our Enterprise Ireland Innovation Series, Stephen Robb talks to Micron Agritech co-founder Daniel Izquierdo Hijazi to learn about the origin of the company and its innovative technology
While growers with larger acreages are already planting, waiting until October helps reduce pressures from potential problems like grass weeds and BYDV.
Declan Marren has an overview of the autumn animal health focus which covers vaccination protocols, anthelmintic resistance and preparing ewes for the breeding season.