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Holstein herd is reaping rewards from optimum use of genetics
Holstein herd is reaping rewards from optimum use of genetics
Tim Fitzgerald's herd catapulted forward when he became one of the first in Ireland to genomically test every animal

Sat, 28 Oct, 2023

Farmers' use of genomics gives Irish herd an edge
Farmers' use of genomics gives Irish herd an edge
The adoption of genomics has unleashed a new era of dairy breeding, Irish Examiner Farming editor Rachel Martin writes

Sat, 28 Oct, 2023

Hayes Farm, a proud family dairy business enjoying huge success
Hayes Farm, a proud family dairy business enjoying huge success
Thomas Hayes is proud that Tipperary Cheese company, his family’s dairy food business, has a history of over 400 years in farming. He talks to Rita de Brún

Fri, 27 Oct, 2023

Renewables hold the key to energy security for Ireland
Renewables hold the key to energy security for Ireland
Tommy Cooke says farmers can play a vital role in helping Ireland reach its goals for renewable energy, but they need to see clear support from the State. He talks to Colette Sheridan

Fri, 27 Oct, 2023

Farmers under pressure and under fire in evolving life cycle of Irish dairy
Farmers under pressure and under fire in evolving life cycle of Irish dairy
Life has changed for us all during the past two decades, but farmers' lives in particular have been changed dramatically

Fri, 27 Oct, 2023

Nitrates derogation move will damage viability of 3,000 farms
Nitrates derogation move will damage viability of 3,000 farms
Denis Drennan, deputy president of ICMSA, says that the move to force farmers to spread less nitrate per hectare will cause farmers needless hardship for no environmental gain. He explains why to reporter Denis Lehane

Fri, 27 Oct, 2023

Vey App-ealing data source for dairy farmers!
Vey App-ealing data source for dairy farmers!
New app is a 'one-stop shop' to compare milk prices

Thu, 26 Oct, 2023

Irish dairy moving to a ‘value not volume’ model
Irish dairy moving to a ‘value not volume’ model
Kathleen O’Sullivan talks to industry leaders who outline why Irish dairy enjoys an unrivalled global reputation for quality milk production

Thu, 26 Oct, 2023

Cows and Windmill
Global dairy in conflict of rising demand vs pressure to cut C02
Dairy farmers all over the globe are facing into a year of unpredictable milk prices. The global pressure on the sector to reduce carbon emissions is just one factor among many impacting global milk prices, as Stephen Cadogan reports

Thu, 26 Oct, 2023

Rural Ireland has been “running on milk” for centuries
Rural Ireland has been “running on milk” for centuries
Generations of community life in rural Ireland have relied heavily upon the nation’s natural advantages for milk production, as key industry experts explain to Kathleen O’Sullivan

Thu, 26 Oct, 2023

EMB — The emerging voice of Irish farmers in Europe
EMB — The emerging voice of Irish farmers in Europe
The European Milk Board is helping to make production as sustainable as possible

Wed, 25 Oct, 2023

Let's manage dairy price risk
Let's manage dairy price risk
Dr Declan O’Connor, a statistics lecturer in MTU, looks at risk management tools that could help give farmers greater control over their finances — with the support of dairy processors and EU authorities

Wed, 25 Oct, 2023

Feeding time for the milk cows on a dairy farm.
Can Irish dairy survive the Irish Government?
Rachel Martin, Irish Examiner Farming Editor, compares the climate action approaches of the dairy sectors in the EU and USA

Wed, 25 Oct, 2023

How does Ireland keep its dairy dividend? An urgent question that demands an answer
How does Ireland keep its dairy dividend? An urgent question that demands an answer
Pat McCormack, president of the ICMSA, explains why the State’s move to reduce the level of nitrates that farmers can spread per hectare is seen as a fatal blow for Irish dairy

Wed, 25 Oct, 2023

Close up Industrial zone. Plant oil and gas refinery industry.
Dairy's role in society's balanced route to climate neutrality
Dr David Styles, lecturer in UL's School of Engineering, offers a non-farming view on future actions open to Ireland's dairy sector

Thu, 07 Oct, 2021

Taste The Nation: Meet the five West Cork families behind the 'Formula One' of cream liqueurs
Taste The Nation: Meet the five West Cork families behind the 'Formula One' of cream liqueurs
The Clonakilty farmers provide the cream for Five Farms, a small batch, farm-to-table Irish cream liqueur

Thu, 07 Oct, 2021

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