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Property
Mighty Meath land on the market
Tommy Moyles
A large tillage farm in Co Meath with good road access heads for auction in early October, writes Tommy Moyles.
4 September 2024 Property
Tenders closing for blanket bog in Co Mayo
The land has been used for rough grazing but may have other, commercial uses in the future, the agents say.
3 July 2024 News
Pulse of the nation: should Ireland be growing more legumes?
Pulses like lentils, chickpeas, fava beans and peas are highly nutritious and a climate-friendly crop, so why aren't we growing more of them in Ireland? Janine Kennedy investigates.
From soil to seed: is rapeseed the Irish equivalent to extra virgin olive oil?
As GPs and dieticians encourage the consumption of more "good fats" in our diet, Irish rapeseed oil is rankly highly, writes Janine Kennedy.
22 May 2024 News
Our daily bread: should Ireland grow more grain for human consumption?
With overall tillage area declining and changing weather patterns affecting crops, many believe we should be focusing on becoming self-sufficient in producing milling grain, writes Janine Kennedy.
15 May 2024 News