Ahead of the busy calving period, there are some final quick checks that can be done to allow for smooth sailing this spring.
Research shows up to one in three Irish people suffer with chronic pain, yet there is a major shortage of services outside Dublin, writes Margaret Hawkins.
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When someone leaves a profession they love and are good at, with no health or financial issues, there are questions to be answered.
Agriculture accounted for the highest number of work-related fatalities in 2024 despite having a mere 4% share in the workforce.
Brady has held a variety of leadership positions in the dairy and tillage industries.
Some of the on-farm events, also being organised by Animal Health Ireland (AHI), have been rescheduled to later this month, while others will not go ahead.
Dreading going to work each morning? Toxic workplaces can affect your mental health, so it’s important to set, and maintain, boundaries, writes Margaret Hawkins.
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Irish farmers and research scientists have joined forces for a new book, The Farming For Nature Handbook, which combines scientific research with local knowledge from 50 farmers.
It can be hard to stay upbeat in moments of chaos and tension. Here are some expert tips on navigating disagreements at Christmas time, writes Rosalind Skillen.
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