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The end of the year is a good time to update the fodder budget for the farm.
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Late autumn is a good time to condition score cows and alter feed management over winter so that animals are fit for calving in spring.
Among the Fendt exhibits at the FTMTA Farm machinery Show, will be the new 600 Vario series which is set to make its first appearance on Irish soil.
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Once the silage pit is open, it is important to keep the clamp face clean to prevent high levels of waste forage accumulating.
With housing ramping up on cattle farms, here are some tips for indoor herd management.
The reduction in grass growth this year is equivalent to the total dry-cow feed need for most dairy herds.
Housing is a good time to weigh cattle, as the information gained can be used for multiple herd management decisions over winter.
As the 2024 beet harvest is about to commence, Stephen Robb looks at the prospects for the crop.
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Teagasc’s Dr Peter Doyle presented a cost analysis of producing feed in 2024 at a recent conference.
Unveiling the first Jumbo forage wagon in 1999, Pöttinger is celebrating 25 years of its of its flagship range.
