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Niamh Lynch, Teagasc Dairy advisor in Navan, joins Stuart Childs on the latest Dairy Edge podcast to talk about the Teagasc ...

Setting up the fertiliser spreader correctly is important to ensure accurate and even placement of fertiliser. John Corbett from ...

Dr. Áine Murray, Teagasc Moorepark details the key variables required to maintain white clover in grassland swards, discussing ...

Soil is a living, breathing ecosystem and one of the most complex structures known to mankind. It gives us clean air, filters our ...

Teagasc Green Acres Calf to Beef Programme participant, Irvine Allen from Co. Westmeath, is out-wintering his Spring-born ...

Sextuplet lambs have just arrived at the Teagasc Mellows Campus in Athenry, Co Galway. Read more at www.farmersjournal.ie.

For today's episode as part of Nutrient Management Week, Grass10's John Maher is joined by Mike Ahern who is farming near ...

In this short clip, Tomás O'Leary, Teagasc BETTER sheep farmer gives a first-hand insight into the benefits of performance ...

Agriland visited Teagasc's dairy research farm in Johnstown castle, Co. Wexford to see how the herd is performing this winter.

John Donlon, Vet and Beef Herd Health Researcher in Teagasc, talks through the stages of calving and highlights when it is ...

Continuing the daily episodes as part of Nutrient Management Week, today John Maher talks about timing of applications to ...

Rupert Claxton, Meat & Livestock Director, GIRA, is on this week's Beef Edge podcast discussing the global outlook for the beef ...

You could save over €1000 per year on your farm by implementing these simple tips as outlined by John Upton, Teagasc.

Irish Farmers Journal sheep specialist Darren Carty interviews Noel Claffey, PhD Teagasc and UCD student, at the recent ...

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Stuart Green from Teagasc presents “Farm Carbon Stocks Measurement, Reporting & Verification”. This presentation gives an ...

Jenifer Byrne is a Teagasc Walsh Scholar investigating integrated pest management in horticultural crops in Ireland. She explores ...

Grass utilisation is important. It is the amount of grass that we grow that actually goes into the animal to produce milk or meat.

Ciara, Teagasc's virtual forestry adviser tells the story of forests in Ireland – from the last Ice Age to the present day. A heritage ...