IRISH agriculture does not have to cut the national herd to reach our greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) targets, according to Teagasc’s Director of Research, Frank O’Mara....
THE death of a spouse – where the farming couple both are pensioners – can leave the surviving partner under serious financial pressure for the rest...
AN extension to the Autumn slurry spreading deadline – coming up on Tuesday next, October 15 – is being sought by the IFA as West of...
FARMING parents – whose children are currently in primary or secondary education – have been strongly advised this week to start preparing for the hefty costs...
A FARMING tradition that dates back thousands of years will stage its annual reincarnation towards the end of this month when the cattle of the Burren...
FORMER Galway IFA County Chairman, Pat Murphy, will be bidding to succeed Padraic Joyce as Connacht IFA Chair when the position becomes vacant over the coming...
IT’S not just Four Roads . . . it’s all roads . . . that will be leading to Glenamaddy on this Sunday (Sept. 29) for...
GALWAY IFA has advised farmers that they can face prosecution for using marked diesel oil (tractor diesel) even in old field cars that never go on...
