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WEB4 days ago · HSENI campaign aims to reduce work vehicle deaths and injuries. Following simple steps and checks when driving a vehicle in the workplace can help reduce deaths and injury at work,…. Agriland is Ireland's largest farming news portal. Daily Irish farming news and Irish agricultural news for farmers.
Minister confident slurry grant will get commission approval
WEB1 hour ago · Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue, has said that he believes a proposal to apply a 60% grant for nutrient storage from January 2025 will be approved by the European Commission. Speaking during the Agriland Livestream today (Tuesday, September 17) at the National Ploughing Championships the minister confirmed ...
Irish farmers see 73% increase in costs in last 7 years
WEB22 hours ago · September 17, 2024 2:32 pm. Costs of production for Irish farmers have increased by some 73% in the last seven years, the Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) has said. At the National Ploughing Championships 2024 today (Tuesday, September 17), the IFA’s director of policy Tadhg Buckley launched a …
Tillage: Stop-start nature of Harvest 2024 continues
WEB6 hours ago · Richard Halleron. September 17, 2024 5:00 pm. The Agriland tillage panel at the 2024 National Ploughing Championships. The current spell of good weather, while welcome, is not masking the vagaries of Harvest 2024 for Irish tillage farmers. Crops are not ripening on a uniform basis in many parts of the country. This is …
62% of farms have fully secured their winter feed - Agriland.ie
WEB10 hours ago · A recent survey has offered an insight into the fodder stocks on Irish drystock and dairy farms as the winter approaches. The Teagasc national fodder survey results has shown that 62% of farms have fully secured their winter feed (including one month reserve), with a further 20% showing minor deficits of …
60% of farmers concerned about future viability of the farm
WEB11 hours ago · Six in 10 farmers are concerned about the future viability of their farm enterprises, according to a comprehensive independent survey commissioned by Agriland and the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association (ICMSA).. The research survey was conducted by Opinions Research with more than 1,500 people who class themselves as the ‘decision makers’ on the farm.
Lakeland chair writes to Taoiseach about climate targets
WEB11 hours ago · Lakeland chair writes to Taoiseach about climate targets. Stella Meehan. September 17, 2024 12:00 pm. Without new funding and targeted support for the agriculture and industry sectors, the country’s ambitious climate targets will not be hit, an Irish dairy cooperative has said. In a letter to An Taoiseach Simon Harris, which has been seen by ...
Latest Farming News - Today's farming news from Ireland
WEBThe Water Forum has welcomed the inclusion of its recommendations in the third River Basin Management Plan, but added that... September 5, 2024 6:00pm. 1 2 … 3,791. All the latest up to the minute farming news in Ireland brought to you daily by Agriland, Ireland's largest farming news portal.
Farmland - Ireland's weekly farming video and podcast show
WEBThis week on Farmland, Agriland journalist Megan O’Brien discusses the outbreak of avian influenza (bird flu) in Ireland following confirmation... October 25, 2022 11:55am. 1 2 … 14. Farmland is a weekly broadcast and podcast show focusing on on agricultural news and current affairs – covering all sectors of the farming industry.
2021 review: It’s been a majestic year for farming in Ireland
WEBDec 24, 2021 · It is time for my 2021 review! For the most part, it has been an uplifting year for farming in Ireland. But, change is coming for the industry. And, across a broad spectrum of issues, the time for talking is over: decisive action will soon be required. The year just ending has seen the debate on climate change take centre stage, not just within ...
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