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What tillage farmers need to know about glyphosate resistance

Here's a brief run down on what tillage farmers should know on the development of glyphosate resistance.

NEWS 23 April 2025

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DII anticipates peak milk to be on par with 2022

DII anticipates peak milk to be on par with 2022

NEWS 23 April 2025

Wind farm convicted of polluting Leitrim river

Wind farm convicted of polluting Leitrim river

NEWS 23 April 2025

Wind supplies 38% of Ireland's electricity so far in 2025

Wind supplies 38% of Ireland's electricity so far in 2025

Wind supplies 38% of Ireland's electricity so far in 2025

RENEWABLES 23 April 2025

Calf exports up 20% as Netherlands and Spain seek Irish calves

Calf exports up 20% as Netherlands and Spain seek Irish calves

Calf exports up 20% as Netherlands and Spain seek Irish calves

MARKETS 19 April 2025

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Sourcing fertiliser a 'nightmare' for merchants

Sourcing fertiliser a 'nightmare' for merchants

An independent merchant in Galway said that the west of Ireland is essentially being starved of fertiliser.

NEWS 16 April 2025

Properly accounting for ruminant methane emissions

Properly accounting for ruminant methane emissions

"Avoiding Ireland's 2030 Emissions Fines - At the Stroke of a Pen" - Jim O'Brien, chair, Irish Climate Science Forum (ICSF).

LETTERS 16 April 2025

A new wind and solar option for farms?

A new wind and solar option for farms?

The unit could be used to power remote farm devices such as electric fences, soil sensors, CCTV cameras, water pumps and more.

RENEWABLES 16 April 2025

Could wood powder be Ireland's new super fuel?

Could wood powder be Ireland's new super fuel?

A new type of wood burner coming to Ireland, which could overcome the traditional challenges of using biomass to provide heat, writes Stephen Robb.

RENEWABLES 16 April 2025

Is it time to rethink round bale pricing?

Is it time to rethink round bale pricing?

Fergal O’Sullivan spoke with Irish contractors to understand why they believe the current payment system per bale is outdated and what needs to change so bale density is rewarded and not punished.

CONTRACTING 16 April 2025

Colm McCarthy: Little revision in planning framework

Colm McCarthy: Little revision in planning framework

No local authority, especially the four in the Dublin area, has any practical incentive to encourage residential development.

VIEWPOINTS 16 April 2025

Ireland’s newest electricity interconnector opens

Ireland’s newest electricity interconnector opens

The Greenlink Interconnector aims to improve energy security in both Ireland and the UK, increase market competition and provide additional export capacity.

RENEWABLES 16 April 2025

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Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building

Proper calf shed ventilation is crucial for maximising calf performance and profitability.

Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building

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