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Soil moisture deficits are on the rise, and already some farms are starting to feel the effects. With no rain forecast for at least ten days farmers will need to start getting prepared for a drought.
Gap between price paid for renting dairy and tillage land widening
Two quads and trailer stolen from house in Leitrim
MEP Maria Walsh: ‘I'm really happy to say I'm pregnant after IVF’
Camera at the Mart: beef cattle in demand in Tuam Mart
Macroom Buffalo: handing over the reins
As some parts of the country look set to face a spell of dry weather in the next two weeks, the actions taken this week could have a big impact on the farm.
There’s no time like the present to invest a bit of money into the future herd, writes Karen McCabe.
Low covers can be problematic as the sward has not gotten a chance to become long and fibrous.
Letterkenny farmer Ryan McElhinney won the Foyle Meats Dairy Farmer Finisher Beef Quality Award last year and – having seen his work in breeding high-genetic cattle – Cathal Gormley understands why.
As the dairy breeding season enters its third month, Daire Cregg looks at the best time to stop breeding.
Drumshanbo Mart's weekly sale on Friday evening saw a sharper demand for cows, backed by grass buyers and a reduced supply.
We went from some extremely wet June weather last week to nearly breaking the temperature record this week, but what does this mean for grass?
How FJ Dynamics is supporting smarter decisions in the field After more than two decades working with GPS technology, Tipperary contractor and dealer Robert O’Shea has witnessed precision farming become an increasingly important part of everyday farm management
