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On the last Tillage Podcast of the year, the team run through details of the new microgeneration scheme, the ITLUS Australian trip, potato harvest results, markets and their highlights of the year
Liam Woulfe gave an insight into fertiliser markets at the Irish Tillage and Land Use Society's winter conference last week. Here's where he think markets are heading.
The Department of Agriculture has said that the percentage of direct payments which are dependent on participation in eco schemes is likely to increase further in 2028, after the next CAP has ended.
Continuing with my ITLUS tour report to Australia in 2020, our first visit in New South Wales was to a persimmon grower and most of us had not previously even heard of the crop.