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Grass+ Dairy: sluggish grass growth could lead to trouble

Regrowths on the first grazed paddocks are very lack lustre, and could spell trouble when it comes to the second round, write Thomas Condon.

GRASS & FEEDING 19 February 2025

Grass+ Beef: first of cattle turned out for many

The past week has seen the first of cattle turned out in many farms, with the longer days and more settled weather lending to more favourable grazing conditions.

GRASS & FEEDING 19 February 2025

Bags of protected urea to carry date of manufacture

A Department of Agriculture official said there has been wide spread agreement in the fertiliser industry to print the date of manufacture on bags of protected urea.

NEWS 19 February 2025

Omex opens liquid nitrogen distribution facility in Cork

Omex opened its new liquid nitrogen distribution facility in Ringaskiddy, Co Cork on 5 March.

NEWS 19 February 2025

Protected urea one of most impactful ways to reduce emissions - researcher

Teagasc’s Dr David Wall said that while farmers do not have to use protected urea, it can have a big bearing on decreasing on-farm emissions.

NEWS 19 February 2025

Farmer Writes: roll on the grazing season

The weather hasn’t improved much, but it’s still nice to see it bright at 6 o’clock in the evening. One’s mind starts to turn to the spring and plan for the grazing season, writes James Strain.

FARMER WRITES 19 February 2025

Questions and answers on fertiliser for dairy farms

Aidan Brennan goes through some frequently asked questions on nitrogen fertiliser applications on dairy farms

FERTILIZERS 19 February 2025

Farm groups oppose 'premature' ban on traditional urea

The IFA claimed that a planned ban on unprotected urea from September is 'premature in the extreme'.

NEWS 19 February 2025

Protected urea list has some notable exclusions

Aidan Brennan reviews the list of protected urea products on the Irish market.

FERTILIZERS 19 February 2025

Farmer's trust in the quality and reliability of Flourish Calf

Trust in both protein quality and the brand are the primary criteria in selecting calf milk replacer in the case of a generational dairy farmer based near the northeast shore of Lough Neagh.

Protected urea

Two boatloads of urea to land next week

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Bags of protected urea to carry date of manufacture

Omex opens liquid nitrogen distribution facility in Cork

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Farm groups oppose 'premature' ban on traditional urea

Protected urea list has some notable exclusions

Farmer's trust in the quality and reliability of Flourish Calf

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