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The latest news and features from the Irish Farmers Journal farm programmes and demonstration farms.

News
Footprints from Irish Farmers' Journeys
Brendan Dunford
Brendan Dunford reflects on the great privilege of interviewing two dozen farmers across 20 counties, north and south, as part of this series of Irish Farmers Journeys.
Footprints from Irish Farmers' Journeys
 
 
Food for thought on fodder on Tullamore Farm
Beef
Food for thought on fodder on Tullamore Farm
Attention turns to grazing rape crop on Tullamore farm
Beef
Attention turns to grazing rape crop on Tullamore farm
An eye for nature in south Mayo
Climate and environment
An eye for nature in south Mayo
Tullamore Farm: bulls set sail for Italy and students fly in from Kansas
Beef
Tullamore Farm: bulls set sail for Italy and students fly in from Kansas
VIDEOS
TULLAMORE FARM
Food for thought on fodder on Tullamore Farm
Adam Woods
Food for thought on fodder on Tullamore Farm
Shaun Diver has a round-up of what’s been happening on Tullamore Farm this week.
Attention turns to grazing rape crop on Tullamore farm
Adam Woods
Attention turns to grazing rape crop on Tullamore farm
Shaun Diver takes a look at what has been happening on Tullamore Farm this week.
Tullamore Farm: bulls set sail for Italy and students fly in from Kansas
Contributor
Tullamore Farm: bulls set sail for Italy and students fly in from Kansas
Shaun Diver has the latest update from the Irish Farmers Journal beef and sheep demonstration farm in Tullamore.
Tullamore Farm: grazing comes to a close as cull cows start to move
Contributor
Tullamore Farm: grazing comes to a close as cull cows start to move
Shaun Diver has the latest update from Tullamore Farm, including this week's TB test, cull cow carcase weights and feeding wholecrop silage.
FOOTPRINT FARMERS
Footprints from Irish Farmers' Journeys
Brendan Dunford
Footprints from Irish Farmers' Journeys
Brendan Dunford reflects on the great privilege of interviewing two dozen farmers across 20 counties, north and south, as part of this series of Irish Farmers Journeys.
An eye for nature in south Mayo
Brendan Dunford
An eye for nature in south Mayo
Alanna Daly draws upon her farm’s remarkable heritage to boost farm income - and indulge in her passion for wildlife photography, writes Brendan Dunford.
Sowing cover crops in Co Louth
Kelsey Daly
Sowing cover crops in Co Louth
Gareth Culligan’s goal is to enhance soil structure and health through the use of cover crops, while also providing food for pollinators throughout the winter, writes Kelsey Daly.
Producing nutrient-dense food in west Cork
Brendan Dunford
Producing nutrient-dense food in west Cork
Steve Collins’ lifelong dedication to fighting malnutrition has taken him all over the world and lives on through his current ‘passion project’– a small hill farm in west Cork, writes Brendan Dunford.
Footprints from Irish Farmers' JourneysSPONSORED
Footprints from Irish Farmers' Journeys
Brendan Dunford reflects on the great privilege of interviewing two dozen farmers across 20 counties, north and south, as part of this series of Irish Farmers Journeys.
An eye for nature in south MayoSPONSORED
An eye for nature in south Mayo
Alanna Daly draws upon her farm’s remarkable heritage to boost farm income - and indulge in her passion for wildlife photography, writes Brendan Dunford.
Sowing cover crops in Co LouthSPONSORED
Sowing cover crops in Co Louth
Gareth Culligan’s goal is to enhance soil structure and health through the use of cover crops, while also providing food for pollinators throughout the winter, writes Kelsey Daly.
Producing nutrient-dense food in west CorkSPONSORED
Producing nutrient-dense food in west Cork
Steve Collins’ lifelong dedication to fighting malnutrition has taken him all over the world and lives on through his current ‘passion project’– a small hill farm in west Cork, writes Brendan Dunford.
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