Nell Delaney from Coláiste Abbáin is shown how to rate body condition in cows by Jay Day at the Agri Aware walk and talk farm walks for 5th- and 6th-year students at Kildalton Agricultural College. \ Philip Doyle.
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Weather forecast
Thursday night will be subject to widespread rain according to Met Éireann, with minimum temperatures reaching 3°C.
On Friday there will be some scattered showers, mainly over the north and north-west of the country.
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Winds will be fresh and gusty along Atlantic coasts with minimum temperatures between 3°C and 7°C.
Northern Ireland would become a “smugglers' paradise” if the UK-proposed no-deal tariffs were enacted, according to Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) leader Robin Swann.
Ireland's largest dairy processor saw profits increase as a result of the full-year effect of buying the consumer foods and agribusiness from Glanbia plc.
The owner of the French lairage applying for extra capacity for Irish calves has said a simple change in the schedule of ferry companies would solve live export capacity issues.
Funding for this year’s GLAS traditional farm buildings scheme has been increased to €1.25m.
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Weather forecast
Thursday night will be subject to widespread rain according to Met Éireann, with minimum temperatures reaching 3°C.
On Friday there will be some scattered showers, mainly over the north and north-west of the country.
Winds will be fresh and gusty along Atlantic coasts with minimum temperatures between 3°C and 7°C.
Northern Ireland would become a “smugglers' paradise” if the UK-proposed no-deal tariffs were enacted, according to Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) leader Robin Swann.
Ireland's largest dairy processor saw profits increase as a result of the full-year effect of buying the consumer foods and agribusiness from Glanbia plc.
The owner of the French lairage applying for extra capacity for Irish calves has said a simple change in the schedule of ferry companies would solve live export capacity issues.
Funding for this year’s GLAS traditional farm buildings scheme has been increased to €1.25m.
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