Stephen Robb profiles some of the large-scale anaerobic digestion plants in development around the country
SUBSCRIBER ONLYA judge has convicted and fined Uisce Éireann €3,500 with one month to pay for a chemical spill that caused the deaths of "tens of thousands" of fish. David Forsythe reports.
Positions are available on dairy farms across the country this week.
Things are hotting up down south as three seats on the Dairygold board are up for grabs and there's four candidates in the mix.
Two parcels of land in west Cork have attracted strong interest since they were put on the market recently, writes Tommy Moyles.
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Trade was red hot in Skibbereen for the annual fatstock show and sale at the west Cork mart. Demand for show-standard breeding heifers helped drive trade to higher levels.
A ground-breaking schools project aims to address the growing loss of understanding and knowledge among children regarding the origins of their food.
Dairy enterprises across the country are seeking to hire new farm assistants and farm labourers.
There’s a new face on the Dairygold board of directors, with Seán O’Brien leaving.
Cork South West were inconvenienced last weekend as the count centre for the General Election was moved out of the constituency.