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Longford Ploughing & Vintage day Carrickedmond 12 noon. Enq: Luke 086-857 1295.
26 March
Kildare/West Wicklow IFA executive meeting 8pm. Keadeen Hotel, Newbridge.
Carlow IFA executive meeting 8.30pm. Woodford Dolmen Hotel.
27 March
Leitrim IFA AGM 8.30pm. The Lough Allen, Drumshambo.
28 March
UCD School of Agriculture and Food Science Research Seminar “The Role of Diet and Lifestyle in the Primary and Secondary Prevention of Chronic Disease” 1pm. Seminar given by Professor Jayne Woodside, Queen’s University, Belfast. Attendance is free, but registration is necessary. Enq: 01-716 7192. Info: www.ucd.ie/agfood/researchseminarseries.
29 March
Mayo IFA county executive AGM 9pm. Travellers Friend Hotel, Castlebar.
1 April
Easter Sunday Charity tractor run to support Mental Health Awareness 12 noon. Start from McCarthy’s, Kilbeacanty, Co Galway. Fee: €20 per tractor.
Provita Lameness Clinics
Provita Lameness Clinics in Dairygold branches 9.30am-4.30pm. Enq: 028-822 52352.
22 March - Ardagh, Co Limerick
23 March - Buttevant, Co Cork.
22 March
Longford IFA AGM 8pm. Temperance Hall, Longford.
23 March
Nuffield discussion/networking event: “Fake News and its implications for agriculture”, 5pm. Horse & Jockey Hotel, Thurles, Co Tipperary. Enq: 087-256 3501.
Longford Ploughing & Vintage day Carrickedmond 12 noon. Enq: Luke 086-857 1295.
26 March
Kildare/West Wicklow IFA executive meeting 8pm. Keadeen Hotel, Newbridge.
Carlow IFA executive meeting 8.30pm. Woodford Dolmen Hotel.
27 March
Leitrim IFA AGM 8.30pm. The Lough Allen, Drumshambo.
28 March
UCD School of Agriculture and Food Science Research Seminar “The Role of Diet and Lifestyle in the Primary and Secondary Prevention of Chronic Disease” 1pm. Seminar given by Professor Jayne Woodside, Queen’s University, Belfast. Attendance is free, but registration is necessary. Enq: 01-716 7192. Info: www.ucd.ie/agfood/researchseminarseries.
29 March
Mayo IFA county executive AGM 9pm. Travellers Friend Hotel, Castlebar.
1 April
Easter Sunday Charity tractor run to support Mental Health Awareness 12 noon. Start from McCarthy’s, Kilbeacanty, Co Galway. Fee: €20 per tractor.
Provita Lameness Clinics
Provita Lameness Clinics in Dairygold branches 9.30am-4.30pm. Enq: 028-822 52352.
The Renewable Roadshow highlighted both the real opportunities and the challenges that remain with the rollout of renewable energy, writes Stephen Robb.
Farmers must put the implementation of protective nitrates measures on their to-do list, but high costs are not necessary to get the ball rolling, a Teagasc webinar heard.
How deeply do we in farming feel that it is legitimate to consult and be influenced by other sectors of society when legislation and regulations are being proposed for our sector?
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