Ireland unlikely to meet second carbon budget - CCAC
Last year, a fall in emissions brought Ireland closer to achieving its first carbon budget.
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Two dog attacks on Wicklow sheep farms in 48 hours
The Irish Farmers Journal spoke to Peter Behan after the two separate incidents took place on Wicklow sheep farms in the space of 48 hours.
Farm emissions down 2.6% since 2023
The EPA has cited reduced lime application to soils and lower milk output as reasons for the third consecutive quarterly drop of emissions in the farm sector.
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Volac Milk Replacers launches new 50% skim milk-based product
Volac Milk Replacers Limited has launched a new skim milk-based calf milk replacer product to meet demand from farmers for this type of dairy protein formulation.
Two dog attacks on Wicklow sheep farms in 48 hours
The Irish Farmers Journal spoke to Peter Behan after the two separate incidents took place on Wicklow sheep farms in the space of 48 hours.
Farm emissions down 2.6% since 2023
The EPA has cited reduced lime application to soils and lower milk output as reasons for the third consecutive quarterly drop of emissions in the farm sector.
HW Angus production sale sees top call of 18,000gns
Nevan McKiernan reports from the fourth HW Angus production sale held on farm in Blackford, Scotland, over the weekend.
Limousin bulls average £7,900 at Carlisle
Nevan McKiernan reports from the British Limousin Cattle Society's show and sale held in Borderway Mart, Carlisle.
Sheep price update: lamb prices increase by another 10c/kg
Opening prices for quality assured lambs have increased by another 10c/kg, with agents struggling to get their hands on required numbers.
Camera at the Mart: 100% clearance in Skibbereen show and sale
A full clearance and top prices tell the story of the cattle trade in Skibbereen Mart for its weanling show and sale on Friday last.
Sheep mart report: competition strengthens for store lambs
There has been a significant improvement in recent weeks in demand and prices paid for store lambs, with light lambs in particular improving.
Beef price increases are necessary - ICMSA
ICMSA livestock committee chair Michael O’Connell welcomed the price rise, with factories working on securing adequate supplies in the run-up to the Christmas trade.
Dairy Management: how to keep the milk flowing this autumn
With milk prices continuing to rise, Aidan Brennan looks at ways dairy farmers can maximise milk sales to take advantage of the high prices.
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Land purchase considerations: key factors for farmers
The nature of farming like any business, is that farmers are continually investing in their farms, land, infrastructure, buildings, stock and machinery to improve on-farm efficiencies or productivity
Coastguard helps rescue cow from Donegal cliff
Emergency services were needed to help a farmer who was attempting to rescue a cow that had fallen down an embankment towards the water.
Ireland an outlier in Europe on TB – Walsh
A total of 17 EU member states are now free from bovine TB, with an additional three infection-free in part of their territory.
HW Angus production sale sees top call of 18,000gns
Nevan McKiernan reports from the fourth HW Angus production sale held on farm in Blackford, Scotland, over the weekend.
Limousin bulls average £7,900 at Carlisle
Nevan McKiernan reports from the British Limousin Cattle Society's show and sale held in Borderway Mart, Carlisle.
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Volac Milk Replacers Limited has launched a new skim milk-based calf milk replacer product to meet demand from farmers for this type of dairy protein formulation.
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Dairy farmers Tom and Thomas Mather operate a spring calving system, milking 108 Holstein Friesian cows.
SPONSOREDDoramex and Moxodex pour-on a no-brainer for Ireland rugby star
With cattle housing just around the corner, parasitic infections are a top concern for farmers. Leinster and Ireland rugby legend Seán O’Brien knows this all too well.
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Tipperary supplier meeting proves difficult night for co-op board
Farmers hear details of proposed merger and share their thoughts with Tipperary’s leadership.
Dairy calf-to-beef potential - culling the drop-out rate
Irish beef factories face reducing supply of suckler bred calves while male dairy remain a challenge but could be a possible solution
SIAL trade show opens for business
World's largest food and beverages trade show opens in Paris this weekend and several Irish companies in meat and dairy are there.
Everything you need to know about the Arrabawn-Tipperary merger
Details of proposal given to Arrabawn shareholders at information meeting in Nenagh on Thursday night.
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Sustainability progress on Irish farms
Origin Green sustainability and data analytics manager Dr Eleanor Murphy reports on Irish farm emissions.
ACRES portal for recording 2024 LESS now open
The declaration must be completed by an ACRES adviser or the ACRES participant by 31 December 2024.
Pöttinger celebrates 25 years of Jumbo forage wagons
Unveiling the first Jumbo forage wagon in 1999, Pöttinger is celebrating 25 years of its of its flagship range.
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New quad bike regulations - are you ready?
Quad bikes are designed to cope with a wide variety of terrain types and so are a fantastic aid for farm work - by Ciaran Roche, FBD risk manager.
Two farms for auction in Laois
One comes with a derelict cottage, which will be offered separately on 1.15ac.
West Cork land parcel is good quality
The farm is 63.5ac and is being offered in lots as well as the entire, writes Paul Mooney.
Stylish farm with loose boxes in Tipperary
Everything about the house and the yard was well designed and well made, writes Paul Mooney.
Sticking to spec for TAMS crushes
With mobile cattle handling amongst the more popular items under TAMS III, Martin Merrick looks at what spec yours needs to be to qualify.
Ireland unlikely to meet second carbon budget - CCAC
Last year, a fall in emissions brought Ireland closer to achieving its first carbon budget.
Committee on nature restoration established
The independent advisory committee - the membership of which has not yet been finalised - will include a chair and representatives from key sectors.
Planning and judicial reviews a major holdup to renewables rollout
The sector urgently needs resources to address these issues if Ireland is to avoid the billions of euros in climate fines that are imminent, according to Paul Gallagher of EDF Renewables Ireland.
Irish Farmers Journal shortlisted for four journalism awards
The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on 13 November in Dublin’s Mansion House.
€5,000/ha ash dieback payments begin issuing
The payments were announced by Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue and Minister of State with responsibility for forestry Pippa Hackett.
Government must reinvigorate forestry and promote wood building - FII
FII has launched its manifesto - ‘Forestry for our Future: Delivering on the potential of Irish forestry’ - for the upcoming general election.
News round-up from Northern Ireland
Weekly round-up of news from the farming industry in Northern Ireland.
Legal case leads to RHI sanctions being lifted
The development comes after a successful legal challenge by local lorry and machinery dealership Dennison Commercials Ltd.
Comment
Editorial: a stellar line-up for Women & Agriculture conference
From witnessing the evolution of relations in Northern Ireland to seeing the election of numerous US presidents, Bryan Dobson has seen history in the making, writes Ciara Leahy.
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A growing gulf between the provinces
Irish Horse
Helen Sharp: silver frosts and golden glory
‘It’s a privilege to walk in the footsteps of our ancestors’
From gazing at the Northern Lights, to entertaining an Aussie cousin and getting together an itinerary to show her family connections, it’s been a busy week, writes Katherine O’Leary.
Racing: meet the next generation of horse traders
Irish-based vendors hit the jackpot at a recent bloodstock sale in England.
Period home in the Marble City
The house stands on a compact country estate in a lovely location and has lots of privacy. Paul Mooney reports.
Two farms for auction in Laois
One comes with a derelict cottage, which will be offered separately on 1.15ac.
