Weather forecast
On Saturday, most areas will be dry, with warm sunny periods, although Met Éireann has said high cloud through the day will make the sunshine a little hazy at times.
Thickening cloud from the southwest may bring a little patchy rain to Munster coasts by evening time.
Highest temperatures will range 16°C to 20°C.
Met Éireann said breezes will mainly be from a southeast direction and moderate in strength, but increasing fresh to strong at times along the southwest coast.
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Farmers will also be able to use dribble bars and shallow injection equipment, along with trailing shoes, to spread 50% of all slurry by 2030 under Government climate targets.A man was convicted and fined €1,000 at Nenagh District Court last week for cutting and removing hedgerows during the bird nesting season.In order to draw down the €100m Brexit beef fund, farmers will have to be a member of an environmental scheme or be a member of a quality assurance (QA) scheme.The final 162t of skimmed milk powder (SMP) has been cleared from intervention stocks.Calls were made on Friday at the Irish Bioenergy Association (IrBEA) for the energy crops grant to be restored.Coming up this Saturday
A range of stories on what's coming up at Crops & Spreaders.Good week/bad week.A report from Balla Mart.
Weather forecast
On Saturday, most areas will be dry, with warm sunny periods, although Met Éireann has said high cloud through the day will make the sunshine a little hazy at times.
Thickening cloud from the southwest may bring a little patchy rain to Munster coasts by evening time.
Highest temperatures will range 16°C to 20°C.
Met Éireann said breezes will mainly be from a southeast direction and moderate in strength, but increasing fresh to strong at times along the southwest coast.
In the news
Farmers will also be able to use dribble bars and shallow injection equipment, along with trailing shoes, to spread 50% of all slurry by 2030 under Government climate targets.A man was convicted and fined €1,000 at Nenagh District Court last week for cutting and removing hedgerows during the bird nesting season.In order to draw down the €100m Brexit beef fund, farmers will have to be a member of an environmental scheme or be a member of a quality assurance (QA) scheme.The final 162t of skimmed milk powder (SMP) has been cleared from intervention stocks.Calls were made on Friday at the Irish Bioenergy Association (IrBEA) for the energy crops grant to be restored.Coming up this Saturday
A range of stories on what's coming up at Crops & Spreaders.Good week/bad week.A report from Balla Mart. 
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