Dairy
Considering how the current conflict in the middle east is affecting fertiliser, the importance of clover can not be understated.
Environment
The Lee and Bandon-Ilen Catchment Action Plan, part of the Teagasc Better Farming for Water campaign, has been launched.
Grass
Teagasc is hosting a webinar tomorrow (Wednesday, March 25) about benefits and innovations of white clover in grass-based production systems.
VistaMilk Research Ireland Centre has announced a new research programme focused on optimising milking technology to the individual cow.
Beef
Judging, selecting and drafting animals is a crucial part of the process to ensure that animals at the desired weight and fat score
Tillage
With land starting to dry out, Teagasc has confirmed eight field work priorities that can be addressed by tillage farmers
Forestry
An event demonstrating reforestation after storm damage will take place this month. Teagasc, in...
Tirlán has said it is launching a new knowledge transfer programme aimed at farm productivity, sustainability and "long-term resilience".
Agri-Business
A new EU study has highlighted the need for better targeted farm supports to protect incomes and strengthen resilience.
An action plan aiming to improve water quality in the Blackwater catchment has been officially launched today (Wednesday, March 18).
Pig/Poultry
Irish table egg production has been increasing over the last number of years, Minister Martin Heydon said.
Sheep
With lambing now in full swing on most sheep farms, Teagasc has shared some essential advice for treating hypothermic lambs.
Beef farmers are being sought for a new cross-border, climate-related research project aiming to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Soil testing and analysis rates are on the decline across all of Ireland’s main agricultural land use sectors.
Head of sheep knowledge transfer, Michael Gottstein has shared some key rearing strategies.
Rural Life
Teagasc has organised a webinar to explain its agriculture and horticulture apprenticeships programme to potential future apprentices.
Teagasc is confirming that beans represent an extremely attractive spring cropping option for tillage farmers in 2026.
Winter cereals have, for the most part, stood up well to the recent wet weather with palnt numbers high in many crops.
Soil pH across many farms has improved because of increased lime use in recent years, according to new report published today.
A recent crop walk hosted by CAFRE on the South Down farm of Shaw Hanna featured a discussion on the key challenge posed by winter barley
An updated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Teagasc and University College Cork (UCC) has been signed.
The Slaney Catchment Action Plan, as part of Better Farming for Water, has been officially launched at the Riverbank House Hotel in Wexford.
Teagasc tillage specialist, Shay Phelan, is confirming that the time to control yellow rust in winter wheat crops is now.
