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Red clover silage schemes and savings available to farms

Incorporating red clover into fields predominantly used for silage was the focus of a farm walk on Trevor Atkinson's farm in.

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Carlow Nationalist — Teagasc launches new advisory programme

By Suzanne Pender THE Signpost Advisory Programme was launched by Teagasc in the Wicklow/Carlow/Wexford Advisory Region recently at the Orchard Centre in…

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2023 - Support for farmers in Wicklow, Carlow and Wexford to take positive actions for climate - Teagasc

2023 - Support for farmers in Wicklow, Carlow and Wexford to take positive actions for climate - Teagasc
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Support for farmers in Wexford to take positive actions for climate

Support for farmers in Wexford to take positive actions for climate
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Heavy rainfall brings concerns for grazing plans

Heavy rainfall brings concerns for grazing plans With many parts of the country experiencing heavy rainfall in recent days, some farmers planning early turnout may be getting concerned about what their options are – especially if ground conditions fail to dry up in the next few weeks. However, any farmers are in a situation where fodder is still plentiful on farms, so the cause for concern in terms of feed supplies should not be raised just yet. AgriLand spoke this week with Teagasc drystock advisor, Eoin Woulfe, about how farmers should prepare for the grazing season if conditions become somewhat favorable in the coming weeks.

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