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Future of popular Traditional Farm Building Scheme at risk

The Traditional Farm Building Scheme has been running for 15 years and the grant has helped to save over 1,000 farm buildings since its inception.

NEWS 21 February 2026

Future of popular Traditional Farm Building Scheme at risk

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ADVERTISERS' ANOUNCEMENTS 20 February 2026

Weekend weather: mild, with showers on the way

Weekend weather: mild, with showers on the way

NEWS 20 February 2026

Inside the Farmers Journal: clampdown on bogus slurry movements

Inside the Farmers Journal: clampdown on bogus slurry movements

Inside the Farmers Journal: clampdown on bogus slurry movements

NEWS 19 February 2026

Scarce leasing prospects amid major demand in Meath

Scarce leasing prospects amid major demand in Meath

Scarce leasing prospects amid major demand in Meath

FOR SALE 18 February 2026

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Weekend weather gave respite to farmers

Weekend weather gave respite to farmers

A few drier days allowed slurry to be spread on farms across the south and east, but slurry pressures remain with tanks close to full in most yards.

NEWS 16 February 2026

Beef Trends: factories try to apply pressure

Beef Trends: factories try to apply pressure

Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s beef trade, including the latest factory quotes for finished cattle.

MARKETS 16 February 2026

Fertiliser bag recycling is nothing new

Fertiliser bag recycling is nothing new

After reading about increased levels of fertiliser bag recycling, the Dealer received some correspondence from a farmer who discovered how the bags were reused in the 1960s.

DEALER 16 February 2026

Martin and Parlon alongside pitchside

Martin and Parlon alongside pitchside

I'd love to have been a fly on the wall when the Taoiseach sat beside his former Government colleague at a football match on Sunday.

DEALER 16 February 2026

Are farmers entitled to change?

Are farmers entitled to change?

Entitlements were created at the beginning of the century, have they outlived their usefulness?

DEALER 16 February 2026

New forage quality testing programme launched by VistaMilk

New forage quality testing programme launched by VistaMilk

The Pasture NIRS project was officially launched at the Goldcrop grass and clover conference today. The launch took place in the Paddy O'Keefe building in Teagasc Moorepark, writes Daire Cregg.

NEWS 16 February 2026

Beef trade remains in steady position

Beef trade remains in steady position

Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s beef trade, including the moves in this week’s beef trade.

MARKETS 16 February 2026

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