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The simple answer is yes; grazing is possible but proceed with care. Make use of opportunity windows when they present themselves through good grassland management, writes Daire Cregg.
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Kerry Group share price performance
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A residential farm near Bantry has garnered lots of attention since it came on the market recently.
A residential farm near Bantry in west Cork was placed on the market shortly before Christmas and has garnered good attention to date, according to auctioneer Denis Harrington.
With the slurry spreading season set to open this week in the southern and eastern counties, Aidan Brennan looks at the best way to manage slurry.
The first cow to calve was also due on New Year's Eve and hopefully all will go well with her.
Daire Cregg reviews the 'Twenty ways to spend €20,000' panel discussion at Dairy Day 2025 and how the panel ranked the investment ideas.
Obviously we have all the cattle in at this stage. The latest ones to be housed put on absolutely no weight over the last month or six weeks.
Grass supplies are diminishing rapidly and with utilisation under pressure, there is a high risk of ewe condition suffering and body reserves being lost.
Strong cow health after calving – the key to a successful breeding season The weeks after calving are one of the most critical periods in the dairy year. Cow health during this post-calving phase has a direct impact on milk yield, fertility and overall herd performance.
