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Appearing before all films shown on screens in Cavan, Longford, Leitrim, Monaghan, Derry, Belfast, Enniskillen and Newry the video will be seen by thousands of cinemagoers across seven cinemas.
Keenan launched its updated MechFiber+ range of paddle feeders two years. Midland’s farm Cows.ie bought the first 28m3 machine, and it hasn’t had a day off in two years. Peter Thomas Keaveney reports.
Our top farming photos from the past week include urea spreading in Offaly, calf feeding in Tipperary, mountain ewes grazing in Kerry, a suckler-to-beef system in Westmeath and a mart in Tyrone.
Westmeath company Cows.ie has completed the export of 1,021 in-calf pedigree Holstein heifers to Algeria, which marks Irelands first ever full shipment of livestock to the North African country.
Peter Thomas Keaveney catches up with a Limerick business hiring out Chinese loaders, and gets the verdict from farmers who are hiring and have bought them.
Pronar is a massive Polish machinery manufacturer setting its sights on the Irish market. Peter Thomas Keaveney travelled to Poland to visit its factories and find out more about the firm.
Having bought their first Valtra back in 1999, Eamon and Sean Tracey have stuck with the Finish brand since, and today run five Valtras, including a new N175.