Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not there, but on the other hand, if you can see it, the problem might not be too bad either.

Ireland’s ambitious climate goal to produce 5.7TWh of biomethane by 2030 is facing an immediate economic challenge: the price paid to farmers for the necessary feedstock is currently too low to ensure ...

Annual shut down is here. The herd was all dried off this week – though we had already dried off 150 over the previous month.

A smaller yarding, plenty of feed and a positive autumn outlook has led to a “very good” final store cattle sale for the ...

Discover how sustainable livestock nutrition boosts productivity, income, and food security for farmers, communities, and the ...

Teagasc has unveiled a major study on the viability of using grass and animal waste as a feedstock for biomethane production ...

Several wild card factors must be taken into consideration when predicting the 2026 dairy farm landscape, said the November ...

With a real passion for dairy farming by now, Janik took a role on a 1,000-cow farm on the Germany/Denmark border. The farm ...

Teagasc today, December 11th, announced the publication of a landmark research report assessing the potential for agriculture-based anaerobic ...

Southwest Victorian farms recorded a 95 per cent fall for wool gross margins compared to the five-year average, 56 per cent ...

How you feed cows during their dry period will stimulate good appetite post calving and will really pay off in the next ...

Silages have all analysed well and there is a smashing niff when the mix comes out of the mixer wagon. The ration is mostly set for the winter and includes 8kg of meal, all five silage cuts, plus a ...