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Gerald Potterton reflects on his interview for a Nuffield Scholarship. Nowadays his tour of distant agricultural fields is limited to terraHorsch.
Contractors call for extension to hedge-cutting season
Calf numbers surge above usual levels at marts
Calf Series: buying and getting calves back home
Farmer faith in Brussels dashed with latest Brazilian beef audit – IFA
IFA president 'concerned for the future of Bord Bia if this isn’t resolved'
The chickens are now coming home to roost, with an incredible €158 million allocated to the programme in the recent budget, an astonishing €20 for every cow, bullock and calf in the country.
Irish farmers must stop reacting to criticism and start shaping the story of agriculture themselves. Credibility, public trust, and policy influence all depend on it, writes Niall Hurson.
Consistent, targeted measures were key to the reduction in bTB incidence in New Zealand, according to returning Nuffield Ireland scholar, former Macra president, John Keane.
More farmers and women should be encouraged for Nuffield scholarships, the organisation's annual conference was among the key messages at last weeks event.
Getting the basics right is the first of a number of key steps to reducing resistance to wormers, according to Nuffield Ireland scholar Nick Cotter.
Contracting beef cow numbers and a ban on calf imports from Mexico have contributed to the surge in US calf prices.
Michael Martin, Ballybaun, Rathnure, Co Wexford.
Raising healthy calves on the McCloy-Peoples’ Farm in Donegal Just outside Ramelton, Co Donegal, Bert McCloy and his son-in-law Jason Peoples run a busy dairy farm milking around 200 cows.
