Agricultural scholarship now open for applications
The Stephen Cullinan Scholarship, organised by Macra na Feirme and New Zealand Dairy Careers and kindly sponsored by the Agricultural Trust and the Irish...
Important to take some time to review everything around calf rearing
From the middle of March to early April is the time when calves are at the highest risk of developing health problems.
It is...
IFA calls on Minister Creed to take hands-on approach to solve...
IFA president Joe Healy met Minister Michael Creed and his officials on the urgent need for immediate intervention to overcome the logjam on live...
Clonakilty Agri College Open Day on Friday next
Friday, March 8 sees the spring education open day taking place in Clonakilty Agricultural College.
This past September has seen the revised education programme for Level...
‘Rearing To Go’ at Corrin Mart
A calf auction in aid of Teac Tom will take place this coming Saturday, March 2 from 12 noon at Corrin Mart.
Teac Tom was established...
Triplets born on Kilworth farm
These are busy times on dairy farms with the calving season in full swing. While there can be complications, the priority for every farmer is to...
Dairygold introduces new Milk Supplier Sustainability Bonus
Over 300 Dairygold milk suppliers attending a special launch event at the Corrin Event Centre in Fermoy, were told of where Dairygold announced detaisl of a new...
Minister Creed announces the opening of Year 3 of the Sheep...
The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed TD, announced that the third year of the Sheep Welfare Scheme will commence on...
Important IFA meeting on CAP / ANC in Fermoy
The IFA is holding a number of open farmer meetings around the country to update farmers on the state of play with the CAP...
Spruce bark beetle represents high risk to forest sector – IFA
IFA Farm Forestry Chairman, Vincent Nally said that he is concerned following the finding of spruce bark beetle (Ips typographus) in the south of...
