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Take a look at the numbers that will be required to run the event, maintain the grounds and the food consumed at the National Ploughing Championships next week.
Check out all the action from Dualla Show 2024 and the Haggard Stores potato variety open day. Our photographers also captured farmers harvesting, ploughing and more.
With imported seed potatoes from the continent costing €1,000 per acre and being of variable quality, farmers want post-Brexit importation of Scottish seed normalised.
A meeting of potato growers in Enniscorthy this week highlighted the many issues facing growers. As ever, price and weather were near the top of the list.
Despite the bad year with regard to weather, we’re very pleased with the calf quality this year, with two being suitable for showing, writes Karen McCabe.
The National Crops Research Centre held an open day, which showcased the evolution of crop production and how crop science has advanced over the past 60 years.