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Aidan Brennan says farmers need to ensure that they are cleaning out paddocks well before putting in a lot of supplementary feeds.
Hedge-cutting season Ireland: dates, rules and hedgerow management tips
New laws considered in bid to rein in non-farmers from land market
Ewes die from consuming acorns and plants
Honesty box for Co Clare young entrepreneur goes viral
Watch: Maxwell Livestock load 1,900 bulls for Morocco
As modern machinery continues to transform Irish farming, some traditional skills are becoming increasingly rare. Breda Cahill Durr reports.
Cork and Kerry could become a renewable energy powerhouse in Ireland, but significant investment in grid and energy infrastructure will be needed, writes Stephen Robb
With over 50 working machines set to work live from 10.30am and over 100 trade stands within the adjacent trade village, Grass 2026 is an event not to be missed, taking place on 29 April.
Temperatures are set to rise from Thursday, as high pressure dominates the country.
Martin Merrick outlines some of the recent changes to TB testing for cows and boosting fodder supplies early in the summer.
The IFA has called for a temporary farm fuels support scheme for farmers and contractors - backdated to 1 March.
Modelling shows that improved on-farm badger biosecurity is the single most effective measure available to reduce the risk of transmission from badgers to cattle and vice versa, the Department said.
Measuring carbon is the new frontier for Irish tillage farming Tom Barry, tillage farmer: ‘I farm in Killavullen, north Cork, and I’ve been farming here since 1995’.
