Rain this week will help to reduce bruising in potato crops, but dry weather will be welcome to get potatoes out in the coming weeks.
All in grass, these properties are all in one block and are served by an excellent road network making each a good addition to any existing farm business, writes Tommy Moyles.
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A large tillage farm in Co Meath with good road access heads for auction in early October, writes Tommy Moyles.
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Four solar farm projects, which span over 1,900 acres in Louth, Tipperary, Meath and Cork, have been given the green light.
This week, Conor Kehoe talks to farmers in Waterford, Galway, and Meath as the spring barley harvest begins to wrap up.
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Morty O’Sullivan is milking 128 cows with his wife, Lorraine, and four children in Co Meath.
Solar farms reduce the farmland available for young farmers to lease, according to the IFA's rural development chair.
Three mid-sized farms will go under the hammer this month, writes Paul Mooney.
Gerald Potterton casts back to when he was just after getting married and was doing up his house.
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