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On this week's Youngstock Podcast, Stephen Robb talks to Robert Beattie, business development manager with Terrachem and Meath tillage farmer, about his role and the future of the sector.
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At the annual Farming for Nature event, farmers expressed differing views on ACRES.
Farm manager with McGregor Farms David Fuller will make a presentation on farm management and precision technology at Tillage Day.
The Footprint Farmers programme has given Laois farmer Andrew Mulhare the encouragement to adopt sustainable methods and invest in labour-saving technology for his suckler cows, writes Kelsey Daly.
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A retiring Carlow tillage farmer is set to sell his entire modern fleet of farm equipment at an online auction on 30 October 2024, at 7pm.
On this week’s Young Stock Podcast, we chat to Max Potterton, tillage farmer and IFA grain policy executive, about college, working in the Irish Farm Centre, and the future of tillage.
"Straw is making €40/bale in some places, but I wouldn't like to do that to anybody," a tillage farmer from Co Carlow told the Irish Farmers Journal.
Straw is being sold as quick as it comes out of the combine, one Wexford farmer claimed.
The Dealer heard the following exchange between two farmers in Tullamore at the weekend.
Andrew Mulhare planted a small area of multispecies sward on his farm as an experiment to 'see how it goes', reports Kelsey Daly.
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