Paul Young and his father Bobby bringing in ewes for vacination in the Heath, Portlaoise, Co. Laois. \ Philip Doyle
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Weather forecast
Tonight is likely to be cloudy and misty, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle, persistent and heavy at times across the southwest and west. According to Met Éireann, further east will be mostly dry, with just the odd patch of drizzle. A few fog patches will also form during the night. It will be mild with lowest temperatures of 10°C to 12°C.
Tomorrow morning will see a wet and rather blustery start in the west and southwest, with spot flooding possible. Further east there will be a good deal of dry weather to start the day.
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The rain in the west will slowly spread eastwards through the course of the afternoon but it will turn more scattered. Some parts of the east will stay dry until evening time. Brighter weather will extend from the west later as the rain clears. Mild, with highs of 12°C to 14°C.
In new guidelines, the Veterinary Council of Ireland will ask that only vets with a good working knowledge and relationship with farmers prescribe antibiotic medicines without seeing a sick animal.
In this week's podcast, we visit Teagasc Moorepark, hear from award-winning malting barley growers, New Zealand's deputy leader, the father of biological farming and exhibitors at Eurotier.
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Weather forecast
Tonight is likely to be cloudy and misty, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle, persistent and heavy at times across the southwest and west. According to Met Éireann, further east will be mostly dry, with just the odd patch of drizzle. A few fog patches will also form during the night. It will be mild with lowest temperatures of 10°C to 12°C.
Tomorrow morning will see a wet and rather blustery start in the west and southwest, with spot flooding possible. Further east there will be a good deal of dry weather to start the day.
The rain in the west will slowly spread eastwards through the course of the afternoon but it will turn more scattered. Some parts of the east will stay dry until evening time. Brighter weather will extend from the west later as the rain clears. Mild, with highs of 12°C to 14°C.
In new guidelines, the Veterinary Council of Ireland will ask that only vets with a good working knowledge and relationship with farmers prescribe antibiotic medicines without seeing a sick animal.
In this week's podcast, we visit Teagasc Moorepark, hear from award-winning malting barley growers, New Zealand's deputy leader, the father of biological farming and exhibitors at Eurotier.
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