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From the Tramlines is back with 12 farmers from across the country to share the ups and downs of the 2026 growing season. Conor Kehoe will keep you up to date each week.
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The traditional malting barley growers of Ireland want to see their local malting barley intake reinstated.
Growers affected by the complete cut of the malting barley contract at Stradbally Town and Country will attend a meeting this week, while other merchants have seen contracts reduced.
Laois growers affected by the cuts to malting contracts at Stradbally Town and Country can attend a meeting on Wednesday 28 January.
There are a variety of opportunities this week, from a Canadian tillage farm to a dairy farm manager in Laois and dairy farm assistants in Cork.
This week, we chat to a man at the top of his game when it comes to drones and we bring you a story on a cut to malting barley contracts.
Malting barley will not be assembled in Stradbally Co Laois in 2026 for the first time in over 150 years.
This is the fourth flock in the Republic of Ireland to be affected, but is the first for almost two weeks.
UK continues as Ireland’s main export market for food and drink. Conor O’Sullivan, a business with Chinese graduate from UCC, has taken up the challenge of representing Irish food and drink in the UK after 13 years in China.