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From house hygiene to your own mental health, Martin Merrick discusses where farmers can look to improve the management of the farm this busy spring period.
Two new bluetongue cases confirmed on Irish farms
Argentina tells US it will ignore some of EU-Mercosur deal PGI rules
In pictures: €1,120 top price as 1,050 calves sell in Bandon
Proposal for native grain use in Bord Bia schemes drafted by IFA
Farmers have joined the 'quiet quitting' trend
A spokesperson for the Department said movement restrictions are not necessary in the current situation.
There are three bluetongue vaccines currently authorised for use in Ireland under licence.
The maker of the Bultavo 3 vaccine has said vaccination should take place ahead of the start of any vector season (typically April/May).
The last positive cases of Bluetongue Virus in NI were initially reported on 16 December
Latest news in-brief from across the farming industry in Northern Ireland
Martin Merrick outlines some management tasks regarding weanling weights, vaccines and live control that will need to be done on farms in the next week or so.
There are three vaccines that will be available for use in Ireland in 2026, with these vaccines already available to farmers in Northern Ireland.
Amazone Avant delivers strength, speed and reliability in tough Irish conditions Tom Garaghty works with Oliver Conroy Plant and Agri, a, Co Westmeath-based slurry, silage and tillage contractor, long-time Amazone customers who previously operated the AD-P and Centaya drills.
