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Prices currently being paid by dairy farmers for a high-spec 16% dairy nut are between the €340/t and €360/t mark
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Aidan Brennan chats with two members of the Future Vision group looking to enter the sector.
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Crop area has declined this season by about 6,600ha. Cereals have taken a big drop of 10,000ha in 2024.
At this year’s Goldcrop open days crop area estimates were provided - and the outlook is better than expected.
In this installment of Accompany the Agronomist crops in Co Laois were looking well, but some issues needed attention.
A survey of agronomists across the country has shown that there are still plenty of crops to be planted, but spraying is generally up to date.
Nitrates regulations require large buffer zones to be left beside watercourses in fields with late-harvested crops.
There has been a huge amount of work completed on tillage farms across the country this week.
