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News Headlines (ROI)
Minister kills cow exit plan
We reveal the cost of making a bale of silage this summer
Lakeland Dairies boss optimistic about price
New fodder scheme: the key details revealed
Tillage area slippage a concern - Minister
Farmers unaware of 60% TAMS solar grants
Drystock farmers warned of nitrates penalties
One-fifth of west Wicklow herds locked up with TB
No rain forecast for the next week – Met Éireann
New report discourages one-off rural housing
Lough Funshinagh flooding the ‘worst in living memory’
News Headlines (NI)
Spring lambs soar to record highs
Lakeland edges ahead of Dale Farm
CAFRE advice on cutting dairy waste
Banks can help with farmers’ cashflow
AgriBusiness
Lakeland reports €8 million loss for 2023
Insight into growing importance of US for Irish Dairy exports
Livestock
Aidan Brennan reports from the Teagasc farm walk on the Bowden farm in Co Kilkenny
Organic farmers eligible for new sheep welfare scheme
Tillage
Ten tips for crop establishment in a difficult spring
Revving up disease control on barley
Focus – Renewables
Renewables gathering momentum, but will policy catch up?
Interest high, but challenges remain for renewables
Solar PV seems popular, but some challenges remain- IFA
Tapping into the bioeconomy potential of grass
Full report from the latest Renewables Roadshow in Co Kilkenny
Irish Country Living
Short stories: Comedian Pat Short turns it into a family affair
Legal advice for a reader who’s son and his partner are living in their family home rent-free bu>
Beefing up the European market - what impact will PGI have on Irish beef?
Pedigree
Thespian hard act to follow
Tipperary Sam lifts the top price in Cashel
Machinery
Silage wrap prices back by €10 - 13/roll but plastic levy sees further increase – find out more in our 20-page baled silage special
Fusions are the answer for one Kilkenny contractor
Hear about sixty years of New Holland at Basildon
Pick up a copy of this week’s print edition from your local newsagent or have the paper delivered to your door every Thursday from just €3.82 a week! Click here to find out more(t&cs apply).
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Find out what’s inside this week’s Irish Farmers Journal.
News Headlines (ROI)
Minister kills cow exit plan
We reveal the cost of making a bale of silage this summer
Lakeland Dairies boss optimistic about price
New fodder scheme: the key details revealed
Tillage area slippage a concern - Minister
Farmers unaware of 60% TAMS solar grants
Drystock farmers warned of nitrates penalties
One-fifth of west Wicklow herds locked up with TB
No rain forecast for the next week – Met Éireann
New report discourages one-off rural housing
Lough Funshinagh flooding the ‘worst in living memory’
News Headlines (NI)
Spring lambs soar to record highs
Lakeland edges ahead of Dale Farm
CAFRE advice on cutting dairy waste
Banks can help with farmers’ cashflow
AgriBusiness
Lakeland reports €8 million loss for 2023
Insight into growing importance of US for Irish Dairy exports
Livestock
Aidan Brennan reports from the Teagasc farm walk on the Bowden farm in Co Kilkenny
Organic farmers eligible for new sheep welfare scheme
Tillage
Ten tips for crop establishment in a difficult spring
Revving up disease control on barley
Focus – Renewables
Renewables gathering momentum, but will policy catch up?
Interest high, but challenges remain for renewables
Solar PV seems popular, but some challenges remain- IFA
Tapping into the bioeconomy potential of grass
Full report from the latest Renewables Roadshow in Co Kilkenny
Irish Country Living
Short stories: Comedian Pat Short turns it into a family affair
Legal advice for a reader who’s son and his partner are living in their family home rent-free bu>
Beefing up the European market - what impact will PGI have on Irish beef?
Pedigree
Thespian hard act to follow
Tipperary Sam lifts the top price in Cashel
Machinery
Silage wrap prices back by €10 - 13/roll but plastic levy sees further increase – find out more in our 20-page baled silage special
Fusions are the answer for one Kilkenny contractor
Green diesel prices are once again on an upwards trajectory having risen by 10c/l in the past 10 days. Peter Thomas Keaveney and Gary Abbott report.
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