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An outbreak of pox in sheep and goat herds in Greece are impacting production of Feta cheese. One of the food products the country is renowned for.
'Milk will be spilt by Monday' – ICOS
‘Don’t go near them’: why Australian farmers go on holidays during lambing
Dairy processors say protests are putting welfare of animals at acute risk
New inheritance tax regime from 6 April
How new TB rules will affect cattle sales in marts
When questioned if it might step in due to the sharp fee increases imposed on vets, the Department pointed back to the rule book.
This is the umpteenth TB plan presented by the umpteenth Minister for Agriculture in Ireland’s 70-year battle with the disease.
The Dealer wonders will the review into governance Bord Bia be completed by the end of the month.
The decision by the chair of the Sustainable Hunting of Wild Birds Stakeholder Forum to suspend its operation has sparked an angry response.
The Dealer won a bake sale raffle to stay at the Grace in Westport but was left disappointed at German milk he found in the fridge.
Kaleb Cooper is set to swap the Cotswolds for the Aviva Stadium this April as he will be the special guest at this year’s Intro to Ag Transition Year Fair.
The Dealer hears that most of the messages and calls coming in to North Cork Creameries are not being answered.
What exactly is contributing to high-quality silage in Kilkenny For dairy farmers Leslie and Sam Caldbeck, producing high-quality silage is central to how their Kilkenny farm performs.