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It’s all go for the farmers on the From the Tramlines page this week as they get crops planted, harvested and sprayed.
Magnier family invests in Rockwell Farm
Details of new farmer fuel subsidy scheme to be revealed next week
Grass buyers out in force in Ballymote Mart with over €6/kg for cattle
Hegarty’s to bring the best of Massey, Bunning and Broughan
All roads lead to Cuffesgrange, Co Kilkenny
In this week’s forage focus we look at costs, benefits and crop choices when it comes to forage crops.
Forage crops are expensive to grow, so it is important to know the costs and have a payment plan in place when growing for someone else.
The Department of Agriculture has brought back the covered maize list to its variety trials, following a four-year gap.
David Wright reports from a meeting on forage maize held by agronomists from Agrii.
A yearling heifer didn’t figure out how to knock the lid off the feed tank after breaking out last week.
There were some grain prices on offer to farmers this week, but little news in the markets to drive prices upwards significantly.
Grain prices are still hovering around the same levels, but oilseed products have increased in price over the past week.
Protect yield potential and returns with a formulation you can trust When margins are tight, protecting yield potential is crucial. When it comes to active ingredient selection, experts warn not all products are equal.