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Have your say: should Teagasc invest in upland farming research?

Both Teagasc and the Department of Agriculture have been called on to deliver dedicated upland farming research by the INHFA. What is your opinion on this?

NEWS 24 January 2026

Have your say: should Teagasc invest in upland farming research?

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INHFA calls on Teagasc to deliver dedicated upland research

INHFA calls on Teagasc to deliver dedicated upland research

NEWS 23 January 2026

In pictures: former Teagasc hill sheep demonstration farm on the market

In pictures: former Teagasc hill sheep demonstration farm on the market

PROPERTY 22 January 2026

Noted hill farm hits the market

Noted hill farm hits the market

Noted hill farm hits the market

DEALER 21 January 2026

Youngstock Podcast: road less travelled to lecturing for Dr Brian Leonard

Youngstock Podcast: road less travelled to lecturing for Dr Brian Leonard

Youngstock Podcast: road less travelled to lecturing for Dr Brian Leonard

PODCAST 19 January 2026

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Rye brome confirmed as first ALS-resistant species in Ireland

Rye brome confirmed as first ALS-resistant species in Ireland

Vigilance is key, as Teagasc’s Vijaya Bhaskar highlights the first detection of ALS-resistant rye brome in Irish tillage and stresses the need for close monitoring.

NEWS 2 January 2026

Focus on lambing at Galway sheep event

Focus on lambing at Galway sheep event

The lambing event will feature a lambing demonstration along with advice on reducing lamb mortality, pre-lambing ewe management and managing surplus lambs

NEWS 2 January 2026

Are you set to thread lightly this spring?

Are you set to thread lightly this spring?

When it comes to spreading slurry on the shoulders of the year, axle weights, correct tyre choice and inflation pressures need to be considered in order to protect the soil, writes Gary Abbott.

FARM MACHINERY 2 January 2026

Native grain buyers competing with mills not using any Irish grain

Native grain buyers competing with mills not using any Irish grain

Feed mills purchasing Irish grain and supporting Irish tillage farmers are competing with feed mills who do not purchase any Irish grain.

NEWS 2 January 2026

Alternative incomes needed on tillage farms

Alternative incomes needed on tillage farms

The Irish Tillage and Use Society's Conference focused on incomes and adding value to Irish grain with farmers, industry and researchers in attendance.

NEWS 2 January 2026

Simple calibration for an accurate application

Simple calibration for an accurate application

When using LESS applicators, the working width will likely differ from the splash plate, meaning it is time to rethink forward speed and emptying time to achieve the same application rate.

FARM MACHINERY 2 January 2026

Over 145,000 samples tested under soil sampling and analysis programme

Over 145,000 samples tested under soil sampling and analysis programme

The results of the national programme will provide the largest ever nationwide database of soil nutrients and soil carbon levels in the history of the State.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 2 January 2026

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Northern Ireland’s largest indoor machinery showcase arrives at Balmoral Park

Want a first look at the farm machinery that will shape the season ahead?

Northern Ireland’s largest indoor machinery showcase arrives at Balmoral Park

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