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Kiwis promote Kerryman

John Roche previously said that he believes a methane vaccine for cows could be the “holy grail” for farming.

DEALER 7 May 2025

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€38,000 scholarship available to agri-food innovators

€38,000 scholarship available to agri-food innovators

NEWS 15 April 2025

We can aim for 15t/ha on winter wheat

We can aim for 15t/ha on winter wheat

CROP PROTECTION 11 April 2025

Tillage Podcast: looking for big yields in super weather

Tillage Podcast: looking for big yields in super weather

Tillage Podcast: looking for big yields in super weather

NEWS 10 April 2025

From the Tramlines: wonderful weather takes some pressure off

From the Tramlines: wonderful weather takes some pressure off

From the Tramlines: wonderful weather takes some pressure off

FROM THE TRAMLINES 2 April 2025

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Galway student wins Women in Agriculture Studies Excellence Award

Galway student wins Women in Agriculture Studies Excellence Award

Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon presented Ruth Connolly the award which is aimed at recognising females innovating and excelling in the agri-food sector.

NEWS 6 January 2025

Watch: 200 students descend on Tullamore Farm

Watch: 200 students descend on Tullamore Farm

The event, aimed at students studying agriculture science, took place at the Irish Farmers Journal Demonstration Farm on Thursday.

NEWS 6 January 2025

The importance of paying attention to anthelmintic resistance on your farm

The importance of paying attention to anthelmintic resistance on your farm

While not an exciting topic, farmers cannot afford to ignore the risk of anthelmintic resistance and should utilise faecal egg counts in their parasite control programme, UCD’s Amanda Lawlor writes.

ANIMAL HEALTH 6 January 2025

Tributes paid to Michael O'Sullivan

Tributes paid to Michael O'Sullivan

The late UCD agricultural science graduate and two-time Cheltenham-winning jockey was laid to rest on Wednesday.

NEWS 6 January 2025

Farm walk and talk series kicking off for secondary school students

Farm walk and talk series kicking off for secondary school students

The series aimed at students studying agriculture science will run from Wednesday 26 February until 20 March with over 4,000 students expected to attend across the 15 events scheduled.

NEWS 6 January 2025

Sheep management: ewe nutrition, colostrum and schmallenberg virus

Sheep management: ewe nutrition, colostrum and schmallenberg virus

Ewe nutrition in late gestation has a profound effect on lamb birth weights, colostrum quality and yield and ewe mothering ability.

MANAGEMENT 6 January 2025

Ireland and New Zealand announce €5.2m funding for agri-climate projects

Ireland and New Zealand announce €5.2m funding for agri-climate projects

The JRI was established in 2022 to strengthen collaboration between funders and researchers, align research priorities and activities, and exploit synergies where they exist.

NEWS 6 January 2025

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Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building

Proper calf shed ventilation is crucial for maximising calf performance and profitability.

Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building

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