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Desperate Farmhusband: stay classy with the Massey
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When you do your own silage, it takes years to build up the machinery to do it efficiently, writes our Desperate Farmhusband.
26 June 2024 l2
IFJ Junior: Irish dairy - is it about volume or value?
Aidan Brennan takes a look at some of the key products manufactured by Irish dairy processors and looks to the future product mix.
5 June 2024 Features
Desperate farmhusband: a whole lotta bull
Do you think about ‘hybrid vigour’ in your day-to-day life? Our Desperate Farmhusband does (maybe a bit too much), but such is breeding season on an Irish dairy farm.
Land, sea, milk, biscuits: what makes French butter so special?
The people of Brittany take their butter very seriously – so seriously, their entire regional cuisine is based around it, writes Janine Kennedy.
29 May 2024 News
Desperate Farmwife: Clarkson is not alone in ‘farming the unfarmed’
Jeremy Clarkson did not invent ‘farming the unfarmed’ – Irish women on farms have been masters at it for centuries, writes our Desperate Farmwife, as she looks forward to continuing the tradition.
22 May 2024 Features
Desperate Farmhusband: it takes a village to raise a farm
A late-night calving emergency makes our Desperate Farmhusband realise how lucky he is to have the support of his farm vet, and others around him.
24 April 2024 Features