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Richie Hackett of Teagasc writes about the research farmers can see on winter and spring barley nitrogen at Crops and Technology.
Average dairy income to reach €140,000, new report finds
Beef supplies tight with quotes steady
Decline in cattle numbers could double next year - ICSA
Cabinet to debate new slurry storage and farm shed planning exemptions
GEA to build Algerian mega-dairy with capacity of all of Ireland's milk
The new EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is going to lead to a big spike in the price of fertiliser, if implemented in January writes Aidan Brennan
Prices at merchant level as of this week for CAN range from €410/t to €440/t, including delivery.
The price of natural gas peaked in mid-February with most international markets down almost 40% since then.
James Strain reflects on some of the similarities between the start of this year and 2012, but hopes for a much different ending.
Demand for urea remains strong this week despite shortfalls in supply in parts of the country.
Peter Thomas Keaveney looks at the main steps involved in checking over the fertiliser spreader, and outlines the importance of adjusting the spreader depending on the type of fertiliser being spread.
Castlederg dairy farmer Jessica Pollock is keen to get grass growing and cows out grazing.
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