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Rachel Donovan on 24 Jan 2022
Plan needed to avoid ‘potential cash flow problems’ – IFA
All sectors will be hit with significant increases in input expenditure that will erode 2022 margins and need to be planned for, the IFA has said.
Jack Kennedy on 21 Jan 2022
Woulfe pours more pessimism on fertiliser outlook
Grassland Agro has imported about 35% less fertiliser compared to the same time last year.
Rachel Donovan on 20 Jan 2022
IFA to host dairy calf webinar
The importance of early management of calves and the future of dairy beef systems are some of the topics that will be discussed on the night.
Pat O'Toole on 19 Jan 2022
IFA fertiliser webinar next Monday
Wexford IFA’s webinar is sure to be of interest to farmers right across the country.
Barry Murphy on 18 Jan 2022
IFA webinar to focus on farm input costs
Rising input costs, their impact and strategies for farmers to mitigate them will be on the agenda for an IFA webinar on Thursday.
on 13 Jan 2022
AHI and Teagasc CalfCare webinar supported by Volac
Due to COVID-19, the Animal Health Ireland (AHI) and Teagasc CalfCare on-farm events have now been cancelled. Instead, a calf-rearing webinar will be held on Tuesday 18 January at 7.30pm.
Rachel Donovan on 18 Dec 2021
Farming's carbon reduction targets 'difficult but not unachievable' - O'Mara
Teagasc held its 88th Signpost webinar on Friday 15 December where farm sustainability was discussed.
Barry Murphy on 10 Dec 2021
IFA and gardaí team up for crime prevention webinar
The webinar will include practical ways for farmers to keep safe on the internet including how to safeguard children.
The Dealer on 08 Dec 2021
BOI not looking to be a dairy bank
The Dealer did a double take this week when he was listening to an IFA meeting.
Declan Marren on 02 Dec 2021
Watch: winter cattle series – health webinar
The Irish Farmers Journal, in association with AXA Insurance, presents the second instalment of the winter cattle series, focusing on animal health, from 8pm on Thursday evening.
Darren Carty on 01 Dec 2021
Achieving £5,000 extra output in a 200-ewe flock
At last week’s webinar CAFRE sheep and beef specialist Brian Hanthorn outlined how producing 0.2 lambs extra per ewe has the potential to greatly enhance a farm’s bottom line.
Stephen Robb on 01 Dec 2021
Webinar: Grain market outlook
Stephen Robb and Andy Doyle are joined by industry specialists to discuss the prospects for grain markets over the coming season.
Declan Marren on 25 Nov 2021
Watch back: winter cattle series – nutrition webinar
Winter cattle nutrition is the theme of this first instalment of the winter cattle series, brought to you by the Irish farmers Journal in association with AXA Insurance.
Stephen Robb on 24 Nov 2021
Webinar: tillage input costs and returns for 2022
Stephen Robb and Andy Doyle are joined by industry specialists to discuss the challenges facing tillage farmers in 2022 in terms of rising input costs and their returns.
Peter McCann on 17 Nov 2021
People skills needed on large dairy farms
Sussex dairy farmer Joe Delves spoke about staff management on a CAFRE webinar on Tuesday evening.
Stephen Robb on 17 Nov 2021
Webinar: harvest 2021 round up and crop area prospects
Stephen Robb and Siobhan Walsh are joined by industry specialists discuss 2021’s harvest results and look ahead to next year’s cropping area.
Declan Marren on 17 Nov 2021
Webinar: winter cattle series – nutrition
Join the Irish Farmers Journal on Thursday 25 November at 8pm for a winter nutrition webinar covering all aspects of cattle feed and feeding over the coming months.
on 27 Oct 2021
Upcoming Macra agricultural Skillnet courses to build your future in farming
Agri consultant from New Zeal Lynaire Ryan and consultant at TeamAg Paidi Kelly are offering a webinar to help with your life and farm business direction.
Siobhán Walsh on 19 Oct 2021
Watch back: world expert Jason Clay talks farming with the environment
Jason Clay is the senior vice-president of the World Wildlife Fund and is based in the United States.
Peter McCann on 13 Oct 2021
Methane does not need to hit net zero, says scientist
Carbon dioxide will only stop contributing to global warming once emissions reach net zero, whereas methane stops warming when there are relatively small reductions in emissions.