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There were interesting comments from the floor at a farmer meeting in Limerick on Monday night.
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Kerry suppliers who spoke to Anne O’Donoghue at the information meeting held in Ennis last week were cautiously positive about the deal on offer.
The age-old tradition of bell-ringing is the soundtrack to Christmas time, writes Rosalind Skillen
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This is in addition to the equivalent of another 2.5c/l from milk cheques in years eight to 14, Brian Leslie told an MDPO meeting in Co Limerick.
Dairy enterprises across the country are seeking to hire new farm assistants and farm labourers.
The most important thing in spring is to feed the cow correctly, according to Donal Patton from Teagasc.
After a slow start, the auction for a 122ac residential farm in Co Limerick sprang into life once the entire went on the market, writes Tommy Moyles.
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A large non-residential farm in the heart of the Golden Vale is to be sold by online auction in the week before Christmas, writes Tommy Moyles.
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There is no significant difference between grass dry matter yield when comparing CAN with protected urea, according to Teagsac.
Workers on dairy farms are in demand across the country this week in the latest agri jobs listings.
