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High-profile dairy exits a warning sign

With the Brownes in Killeagh replacing paddocks with solar panels, and the McGraths in Wicklow planning to switch to anaerobic digestion in Wicklow, is a double blow to the dairy sector.

DEALER 5 March 2025

Did sheep start the Plague?

The remains of a sheep that lived in a Bronze Age human settlement 4,000 years ago were assessed and an ancestor of the bacteria responsible for the Plague was found in its tooth.

DEALER 5 March 2025

The first AI newspaper

In Italy the first newspaper using entirely AI has been produced this week.

DEALER 5 March 2025

Lab-grown 'white juice' to debut in the US

The juice was recently unveiled and is set to be taste tested by consumers in late 2025, with a pilot launch in late 2026.

DEALER 5 March 2025

Avoiding foot-in-mouth is the aim

While concern over a second Foot and Mouth case of the year is understandable, the most significant dangers this week lie in Washington DC, not Hungary.

DEALER 5 March 2025

The old band is getting back together

Exiting Ornua executive is following in the footsteps of his previous boss.

DEALER 5 March 2025

Flu vaccine for Manx poultry farmers

The island’s public health body, Manx Care, said the regular flu vaccine is being offered to poultry farmers to avoid them having human flu and bird flu concurrently.

DEALER 5 March 2025

Online portal is ‘stuff of nightmare’

The Department of Agriculture has shown how farmers can check if GAEc 2 peatland rules will apply on their lands.

DEALER 5 March 2025

Arrabawn merger of Tipperary Co-op completed

The new co-op looks a lot like an expanded Arrabawn than a merger of processors

DEALER 5 March 2025

Technology for Profit: high standards with efficiency in mind

Brendan and Ciarán Brady, Cootehill, Co Cavan, exemplify how two generations can work together to maximise both the efficiency and profitability of a family-run dairy farm.

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The first AI newspaper

Lab-grown 'white juice' to debut in the US

Avoiding foot-in-mouth is the aim

The old band is getting back together

Flu vaccine for Manx poultry farmers

Online portal is ‘stuff of nightmare’

Arrabawn merger of Tipperary Co-op completed

Technology for Profit: high standards with efficiency in mind

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