All the latest tillage farming news from the Irish Farmers Journal. Keep up to date with all farming and production news developments in the tillage farming sector.
Two new varieties have made the spring oats list from the Department of Agriculture, which was published on Friday 10 January.
The spring barley recommended list has been published by the Department of Agriculture and includes 12 different varieties.
This week’s Tillage Podcast has a guest from the US, looks at straw chopping areas and upcoming events.
Almost two thirds of the cereal area entered into the Straw Incorporation Measure was taken out to be baled in 2024.
One year ago, Peter Thomas Keaveney retrofitted a flow metre to an umbilical system, and offers his thoughts on the system and why every contractor should consider doing so.
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Peter Thomas Keaveney and Gary Abbott take an in-depth at the slurry tanker-mounted trailing shoe and flexi-shoe systems available on the Irish market.
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Gareth Culligan is a tillage farmer from Co Louth and is working on improving his soil and reducing chemical use on his farm.
The Irish Farmers Journal is currently looking for farmers to take part in From the Tramlines for 2025.
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