The role of the contractor may now be more important than ever in Irish agriculture. The targets in production by the dairy sector particularly are the key drivers of the agricultural industry in Ireland. All those cows need grass in the field and in the pit or bale. The role of the contractor in completing these tasks is crucial. Poor quality grass can cost all year round. The management of the farm in expanding stock numbers may limit the time allowed to carry out farm machinery tasks.
The role of the contractor may now be more important than ever in Irish agriculture. The targets in production by the dairy sector particularly are the key drivers of the agricultural industry in Ireland. All those cows need grass in the field and in the pit or bale.
The role of the contractor in completing these tasks is crucial. Poor quality grass can cost all year round. The management of the farm in expanding stock numbers may limit the time allowed to carry out farm machinery tasks.
With only so many hours in the day, and our unpredictable weather, contractors can provide the labour and management solutions needed to get the job done.
We profile three contractors from around Ireland to see how their businesses have evolved and what the future brings for them.
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