Wexford
Peter Thomas Keaveney on 21 Jul 2021
Excavator-mounted tree shears hit the Irish market
Wexford based machinery importer Green Equipment Supplies have been importing the German built Axer Tree Shears for over four years now.
Peter Thomas Keaveney on 21 Jul 2021
Excavator-mounted tree shears on the Irish market – Westtech
Since January, Murphy Brothers in Ferns, Co Wexford, have been appointed as the Westtech importer for all of Ireland.
The Dealer on 21 Jul 2021
Minister on a summer tour of Ireland
From the hills of Donegal to the Boys of Wexford, Minister McConalogue seems to be taking the CAP debate nationwide.
Paul Mooney on 07 Jul 2021
Beach farm going for auction in Wexford
The farm, all in one block, has good road frontage but also 300m of frontage on one of the county's many lovely beaches.
Letters to the Editor on 30 Jun 2021
Letter: sustaining rural Ireland
‘Sustaining Rural Ireland’ – Eugene Sheridan, Askamore, Co Wexford
Paul Mooney on 23 Jun 2021
Two farms in Wexford guided at €10,000/ac
These two mid-size holdings, one with a derelict house, will be sold by online auction next month.
on 16 Jun 2021
Travelling back in tillage time
As well as the Pierce’s exhibition at the Irish Agricultural Museum, there are displays on pivotal times in Irish farming history.
Paul Mooney on 16 Jun 2021
49.5ac and period house going for auction in Wexford
The land will be offered in lots with a guide price of €10,000/ac. The house is in good structural condition but needs some modernisation.
Noel Bardon on 12 Jun 2021
Flying start to the strawberry season from Wexford to Westmeath
Many strawberry growers have a number of weeks picking completed, with raspberries expected to ripen by next week across the country.
Noel Bardon on 11 Jun 2021
Farmers lead the way at blue flag beach in Co Wexford
Agricultural water quality has improved thanks to €550,000 of Department funding and the efforts of a group of Co Wexford farmers.
on 09 Jun 2021
A step back in agri time at Johnstown Castle
The surname Pierce is known far and wide across the agri-machinery industry. Emily Crowley got to grips with the history of Pierce's Foundry at the Agricultural Museum at Johnstown Castle and Gardens
Farmers Journal on 09 Jun 2021
Jury still out on Waterford IFA motion on payment regionalisation
The Irish Farmers Journal news team asked IFA county chairs what they think of the idea of regionalised payments following Waterford IFA's proposal to be brought to IFA council.
Gary Abbott on 09 Jun 2021
Hardi sprayer the edge for Wexford farmer
Gary Abbott caught up father and son duo Philip and Francis Kehoe to find out how their Hardi Commander Twin Force air assisted sprayer is performing and why this concept suits the business
Lorcan Allen on 07 Jun 2021
COVID-19 collapse: how sales fell 91% for one Irish food business
Lorcan Allen speaks to Barry Murphy, managing director of Coolhull Farm, about the incredibly difficult year his family-owned food business has been through due to COVID-19.
Tommy Moyles on 02 Jun 2021
Active auctions for Quinn property
There was strong demand in the south-east, as two farms went under the hanmer for Gorey-based Quinn Property recently.
The Dealer on 26 May 2021
Milk price troubles in Boherbue
With peak milk flowing, finding a home for milk that is not under contract can be a problem at the moment.
Peter Thomas Keaveney on 26 May 2021
Wexford farmer opts for Ireland’s first two-in-one cereal & maize drill
Peter Thomas Keaveney caught up with Wexford cattle finisher Patrick Kinsella, who has just completed his first season with a Pottinger two in one conventional one-pass and precision planter.
Niall Hurson on 20 May 2021
Gusts up to 100km/h to hit Waterford and Wexford
Southerly winds veering southwesterly will reach mean speeds of 50 to 65km/h.
Paul Mooney on 19 May 2021
Tillage and beef farmers buy in Wexford
One holding was 38.5ac at Walshegraigue and the other 155ac at Quitchery, both near Ballymitty.
Amii McKeever on 19 May 2021
Incredible Edibles: ‘We learned that half of our plate should be vegetables’
Mary Kehoe’s first-class students in St Anne’s National School, Rathangan, Co Wexford, tell us about task 5 of the AgriAware Incredible Edibles Challenge