“DON’T rush – just stop and take your time,” was one of the key messages at the IFA Farm Safety Evening held in Menlough last week,...
A FRUITFUL Summer of grass growth and ample fodder supplies continues to sustain a decent trade for young cattle at the marts – but the finishers...
TOM O’FARRELL, Partner at Ifac Galway looks at what farmers should be doing to plan for the future – it is better, he advises, to address...
DAIRY farmers and the industry in general need to keep working closely and effectively with nutritionists to dispel the myths surrounding alternative foods in all forms,...
THE Minister for Agriculture, Michael Creed, has been urged to ‘clear the logjam’ in relation to farmers who have applied for grant aid under TAMS (the...
THE EU Commission’s trade deal with the big South American countries (Mercosur) makes a mockery of their position on climate change, according to a West of...
A PROPOSAL in a new Animal Health Law Delegated Act to introduced a new 30-day TB test on all herds that have been six months tested...
A WEST Galway TD has warned that a European Court ruling issued some years back, called the Flemish Decree, could have major negative implications for one-off...
