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Teagasc outlined extremely wet months of weather in October, November, February, March and April as one of the major factors affecting planting and crop yields.
Brief news snippets from Kazakhstan, New Zealand, Brazil and United Kingdom.
The dry conditions make it a good time of the year to take soil samples and make a nutrient management plan for the year ahead.
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There was a positive atmosphere among the audience at the Irish Farmers Journal Tillage Day 2024 supported by the Irish Seed Trade Association.
Grain prices look to be steady, but are not as high as growers would like them to be. This report has some key points on what to watch out for.
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While I greatly respect smaller farmers (probably more than I do the titans), I’m excited by this revolution in new, bigger and better farm machinery.
Organic oat grower and suckler farmer Eoghan O’Sullivan recently won the Flahavan's organic oat grower of the year award.
Grain prices for harvest 2024 in Ireland have been announced in recent days. Here is some news from around the world.
The potato harvest is set to be reduced by 15-20% this year as a challenging year takes its toll, write James Hanley and Stephen Robb.
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