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If improvements in water quality are not achieved, then further measures which could significantly alter current farming practices are likely to be introduced.
Alistair Chambers met with Wexford strawberry grower Jimmy Kearns to find out why he opted for a Fendt 207 Vario specialist tractor to help increase business efficiency.
The more of your land that bounds a road - the famed road frontage that gives it site potential for housing development - the more it can increase the value. Or can it? Amii McKeever reports.
Pöttinger has announced its latest Jumbo 8000 forage wagon range based on the Jumbo 7000 although capable of a 30% shorter chop length. Carrying capacities go unchanged.
While the Irish beef market is dominated by ABP, Dawn and Kepak, it is nowhere near as consolidated as the US and there remains a strong independent factory sector.