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While Clarkson’s Farm is known for showing farming in a fun light, series three isn’t shying away from many agricultural issues Irish farmers will be familiar with.
With the Duggan family entering their 10th decade of contracting, Peter Thomas Keaveney catches up with the brothers in Co Cork who recently took delivery of their second Krone Big X 630 forager.
A constructive conference recently took place in Birr, focusing on the opportunities and the very real challenges presented by the development of the anaerobic digestion sector, writes Stephen Robb
With its futuristic Cab 4.0 and Cab10Future, Claas is offering a glimpse at what it envisions is the future operator environment on harvesting machines and tractors.
Claas has carried out field tests on a hybrid, semi-electric drive combine concept that allows for a less powerful engine to be used which is compensated by an electric motor.
Pig managers, pig farm assistants, butchers/deboners, bakers and specialty forestry harvesting technicians have been added to the eligible occupations list.
This week, our photographers captured farmers housing stock for winter, harvesting maize, rounding up cows for evening milking, attending the catchment science conference in Co Wexford and more.
Chipping over 100,000t of timber annually using two Fendt tractors and trailed Mus-Max chippers, Gary Abbott caught up with R&W Noble Contracts to find out more