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Martin Merrick discusses how best to manage slurry in tricky conditions, keeping up to date with SCEP compliance and grading cattle.
Minister Healy-Rae accuses IFA of hitching itself to Sinn Féin’s wagon
Five key takeaways from Larry Murrin’s Oireachtas committee appearance
Murrin going is not enough - Beef Plan
Beef Trends: quotes steady as supply meets demand
Kerry Group share price performance
Very heavy rain across the country is set to continue with over 20mm of rain forecast for the coming week, writes Aidan Brennan.
Cork County Council had granted permission for the 90,000 tonne AD plant at Corracunna, near Mitchelstown, subject to 57 conditions.
Colostrum needs to be carefully managed and it must be ensured that calves receive adequate amounts in the first two hours of life.
SlurryKat unveiled its new Elete Series slurry tankers at Lamma show, designed as its flagship offering with a high level of specification as standard in both single and tandem axle configurations.
County councils across the country are reporting isolated breaches of the nitrates regulations during the 2025-2026 closed period.
This week we outline some rules and advice on crop diversification and slurry spreading from dates to lime application.
The amount of money involved to stock up with cattle for beef is so large and the risk of loss so real that it seems a no-brainer that there should be some form of forward price guarantee on offer.
Strong cow health after calving – the key to a successful breeding season The weeks after calving are one of the most critical periods in the dairy year. Cow health during this post-calving phase has a direct impact on milk yield, fertility and overall herd performance.