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Tractor run. Noon. Kilbrittain Village. In aid of Kilbrittain NS Autism unit. Enq: call Jim on 087-7978342.
Sunday, 4 January 2015
Macroom 46th annual ploughing match. Lea ground on Denis Murphy’s farm, Lee View, Macroom (on Cork-Killarney Road N22). Enq: call Dan on 087-9969447.
Thursday, 8 Jan
Irish Grassland Dairy Conference. Radisson Hotel, Little Island, Cork. Book now online at www.irishgrassland.com and get 20% off the price of IGA Dairy Conference tickets. Valid until 29 December.
Tuesday, 13 Jan
Ulster Arable Society Conference – Agronomy and Business Management for Arable Growers. 9.30am-4.30pm. CAFRE, Greenmount Campus, Antrim. Ent: £20 incl lunch. Please register before 8 January or incur £5 additional charge for late registration. Call: 028(048 ROI) 944-26770 or email: development service.admin@dardni.gov.uk
Wednesday, 14 Jan
Positive Farmers Conference (continues tomorrow)– Grass to cash at low cost. 9am. Clonmel Park Hotel, Co Tipperary. Enq: 087-1042437 or email: positivefarmers@gmail.com
Sunday, 28 December
Tractor run. Noon. Kilbrittain Village. In aid of Kilbrittain NS Autism unit. Enq: call Jim on 087-7978342.
Sunday, 4 January 2015
Macroom 46th annual ploughing match. Lea ground on Denis Murphy’s farm, Lee View, Macroom (on Cork-Killarney Road N22). Enq: call Dan on 087-9969447.
Thursday, 8 Jan
Irish Grassland Dairy Conference. Radisson Hotel, Little Island, Cork. Book now online at www.irishgrassland.com and get 20% off the price of IGA Dairy Conference tickets. Valid until 29 December.
Tuesday, 13 Jan
Ulster Arable Society Conference – Agronomy and Business Management for Arable Growers. 9.30am-4.30pm. CAFRE, Greenmount Campus, Antrim. Ent: £20 incl lunch. Please register before 8 January or incur £5 additional charge for late registration. Call: 028(048 ROI) 944-26770 or email: development service.admin@dardni.gov.uk
Wednesday, 14 Jan
Positive Farmers Conference (continues tomorrow)– Grass to cash at low cost. 9am. Clonmel Park Hotel, Co Tipperary. Enq: 087-1042437 or email: positivefarmers@gmail.com
Bunnies aren’t just for Easter – why the widespread misunderstanding of domestic rabbits makes them one of Ireland’s most abandoned pets, writes Grace Hanna.
The annual Parabere Forum, which celebrates women’s voices in hospitality and food production, saw more than 20 Irish delegates in attendance last week.
It's now more than three months since Stephen Kenny left - should it really have taken this long to source a replacement?
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