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The Farmers Journal team of farmer writes journalists from Ireland, New Zealand, the UK and beyond are dedicated to providing local farming news, comment and opinion across the dairy, beef & tillage sectors.
The Farmers Journal team of farmer writes journalists from Ireland, New Zealand, the UK and beyond are dedicated to providing local farming news, comment and opinion across the dairy, beef & tillage sectors.
After 15 days without, power has return to Karen McKabe’s home and farm.
Derek Robinson had some significant damage done to sheds during storm Éowyn.
Gerald Potterton takes some inspiration from Yellowstone and how the American drama might influence the home farm.
The cows are out day and night at the moment, making the most of the paddocks close to the yard.
West Cork avoided the worst ravages of storm Éowyn, but it reminded Tommy Moyles of two other storms that made their mark in the area.
After a quiet few weeks, the workload is on the rise, write Jessica Pollock.
Last week on the farm could be called a media week for Joe and Rosemary Collingborn.
Travelling anywhere on the roads shows just how extreme the wind was, with fallen/broken trees everywhere and buildings damaged.
And as if we were looking for something more to do, storm Éowyn uprooted eight very large leylandii evergreen trees in the garden.