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Showcasing local beef, barley, apples, and forests, Clonmel Applefest – which will take place from September 24-27 – is aiming to put farmers, food production and our relationship with the land firmly on the menu.

From beef reared just outside Clonmel to barley grown for Tipperary whiskey, this year’s Clonmel Applefest will celebrate the people and places behind loc...


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The Glenamaddy and District Ploughing and Agricultural Show 2026 is set to return on Sunday, October 4.

This year’s event will take place in the Equestrian Centre in Glenamaddy, Co. Galway.

The programme of events was unveiled at the launch of this year’s ...


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New research from Bord Bia shows 78% of recent graduates are worried about their employability due to a lack of real world experience.

The data also highlights an entry‑level paradox, with 84% saying it feels impossible to get experience without a job and impossible to get a job without experience.

In addition, 37% of those surv...


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This year’s forage maize harvest could well be one of the earliest on record.

In contrast to cereals, maize is a deep rooting crop. It is well capable of finding moisture at lower levels within a soil profile.

And, of course, heat is that all-important driver of maize performance.

There is also strong evidence confirming that crops established ...


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It is no secret that both fodder and cash flow are going to be tight on dairy farms across the country this year.

Therefore farms must be smart about feeding the herd, ensuring they are achieving the best performance possible in a cost-effective manner.

Teagasc has published a new guide outlining feed characteristics such as energy, protein, and fibre, in ...


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