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We are doing a bit extra with calf housing this year, in case regulations change enough to increase the number of calves around the yard through the spring.
We are milking once a day for the last week and will continue with this for the rest of the season now, with both man and beast needing a break after a tough year.
Farmer Bill O’Keeffe writes about the transition from autumn into winter and looks at the struggle of farmers to get recognition for their sustainability efforts.
Kilkenny dairy farmer Bill O’Keeffe is fed up of buying at retail price, selling at wholesale price and paying freight both ways, as the saying goes.