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It’s been a busy month in the Irish planning system, with over 1,100ac worth of solar farm projects either approved or submitted across the country.
Sheep mart prices: light stores hit as high as €5/kg in marts
Meet the Maxwells: inside one of Ireland's weanling largest export yards
My Farming Week: John and Marie Cahill, Ballynonty, Thurles, Co Tipperary
Martbids Database: trade up €200/head in seven days
Camera at the Mart: Cooley store lambs on fire in Carnaross
Can a landowner influence the route of a power line and are they due any compensation? Our legal expert Aisling Meehan answers your queries.
Solar farm development remains at a relatively early stage in Northern Ireland compared to the Republic, partially due to the absence of a renewable support scheme.
Teagasc and MTU have launched a new guide just for dairy farmers, offering insights into cutting energy bills and emissions through solar power.
Teagasc researchers Michael Egan and Áine Murray look at the role clover can play on the farm, while John Upton says solar is a smart investment for the future.
Head of tax at ifac Marty Murphy examines what the exclusion of broiler farmers from the flat-rate VAT scheme means.
Stephen Robb and Teagasc’s Shay Phelan preview the potato demonstration taking place during the Crops and Technology event, in Teagasc Oak Park, June 25th
Mayo might not seem the obvious location for an anaerobic digestion and hydrogen industry, but given its significant gas infrastructure, the case quickly becomes clear, writes Stephen Robb.
Top farm security ideas to keep your property safe in Ireland Good farm security is crucial for protecting your property, livestock, and equipment from theft, vandalism, and other risks. Explore practical farm security ideas from PhoneWatch.
