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Connemara sheep shearing workshop attracts participants from across the west.
Hedge-cutting season Ireland: dates, rules and hedgerow management tips
New laws considered in bid to rein in non-farmers from land market
Honesty box for Co Clare young entrepreneur goes viral
Ewes die from consuming acorns and plants
Nineteen farmers to open their gates to showcase nature friendly farming
The event taking place on Saturday 20 June includes an update on the Co-Adapt project on sustainable management of parasites and a demonstration on the Cotter Crate.
President of the INHFA Pheilim Molloy cited fertiliser and slug repellents as possible uses of wool.
The strength of the sale has set a positive tone as buying of the 2026 season wool clip ramps up.
Hannah Furlong chats with some of the researchers at the agriculture and land use conference run by Teagasc.
A collaboration between Ulster Wildlife and the Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) sees wool being used in a peatland restoration trial on Slievenanee Mountain in Antrim.
There is a packed programme of events on Sunday 31 May, with premier shearing competitions, a wool expo, traditional farrier demonstrations and MartBeat music concerts.
Hailing from Donegal, Áine McColgan chats about her love for her pedigree Charolais', lambing and showing.
Measuring carbon is the new frontier for Irish tillage farming Tom Barry, tillage farmer: ‘I farm in Killavullen, north Cork, and I’ve been farming here since 1995’.
