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This robot could help to take some of the danger out of grain storage, as it can carry out jobs in grain bins and sheds.
Tillage farms continue to lead the way on environmental sustainability, but economics remain the issue.
In this week’s Grain Trends report, we look back at prices for different crops in 2024 and what levels they reached.
On this week’s podcast we look back at the tillage year gone by and look ahead to positives for 2025.
There is some positivity in wheat and barley markets this week. Rapeseed has moved up and down in recent weeks.
It is not expected that there will be much room for average tillage yields to rise over the next decade as efficiency gains are expected to be offset by climate challenges.
There are loads of opportunities to produce high-protein ingredients from Irish grain and plants. This can also make for a more sustainable production chain.
A new set of rules was outlined by the US Department of Treasury on 13 December and outlines a requirement to use native barley.
On this week’s Tillage Podcast, we look at the Teagasc outlook report and hear from Teagasc’s John Spink.
