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On this week’s Farm Tech Talk, the team discuss the potential impact of the conflict in Iran on fertiliser and energy prices, the outcome of the IFA–Bord Bia stand-off, and the field work.
Dempsey at Large: Goodman on the brink
Fewer cattle eligible for £20m beef payment
Goodman objects to Co Louth solar farm
War sparks fertiliser trade chaos
North Cork Creameries to cease milk processing
Ireland’s renewable success offers little comfort to consumers and farmers as electricity prices remain the highest in Europe.
Here is a look at the latest grain market report, which reports on wheat, barley and oilseed prices.
The Minister of Agriculture has been accused of doing a of hatchet job on TAMS solar PV grants, just as energy prices are set to skyrocket again.
Construction of the solar farm, spread across five parcels of land, will consist of approximately 1,796,838 square metres of solar photovoltaic panels.
For the first time, the Supreme Court has clarified the implications of climate legislation on planning decisions and development plans, writes Stephen Robb.
CBAM has been well talked about in recent months, but for those that still don't know what it means for the fertiliser in this country, here's an explainer.
If a single issue could encapsulate farmer frustration, it's how the Government is willing to ignore environmental concerns when it comes to Dublin Airport
Select milk replacers carefully to ensure top calf development and growth Maximising the potential of every animal starts with selecting a quality calf milk replacer (CMR) that includes a bespoke health package to suit the calves being fed.
