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Steps to protect animals during hot weather
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon TD, has issued advice to farmers and animal owners in relation to taking care of their animals during the continued spell of high temperatures affecting the country.
15 July 2026
Teagasc and GSI strengthen partnership through new Memorandum of Understanding
Teagasc and the Geological Survey of Ireland (GSI) deepened their long-standing relationship and successful scientific collaboration by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) recently. The MoU was signed by Koen Verbruggen, Director of GSI and Professor Frank O’Mara, Teagasc Director, at Teagasc Johnstown Castle, County Wexford.
15 July 2026
Match fertiliser to grass growth in dry weather
Warm, dry weather is beginning to affect grass growth in parts of the country as soil moisture deficits continue to increase. Veronica Nyhan, Teagasc Soil and Plant Nutrition Specialist, tells us why it's important to match fertiliser applications to grass growth during this time.
11 July 2026
A vital job: Protect your skin
Looking after your skin is just as important as looking after your overall health, Katie Doyle, Teagasc Gorey, shares some key advice.
11 July 2026
Leading the way on CAP future and Agricultural Innovation
Over 100 policymakers, researchers, farmers, and industry leaders gathered in Athlone, yesterday, July 8, for a landmark event focused on shaping the future of Irish agriculture and rural innovation under Ireland’s EU Presidency.
8 July 2026
Teagasc land-based apprenticeships: Earn while you learn
If you are interested in learning about land-based enterprises and earning a salary while you learn, Teagasc currently operates four apprenticeship programmes.
5 July 2026
Teagasc supported dairy project helps Tanzanian farmers boost milk production
A Teagasc supported dairy development project in Tanzania has helped thousands of smallholder farmers improve milk production, enhance farm resilience and increase household incomes.
30 June 2026
Students partake in Norfolk AgroChallenge
Four students are representing Ireland at the Europea AgroChallenges Competition, underway in Norfolk from June 24-25.
25 June 2026
Farm safely this summer
Fatalities from work related incidents in Ireland rose from 36 in 2024 to 58 in 2025, with agriculture being the most dangerous sector. The Health and Safety Authority report that the agriculture sector, with 23 deaths, continues to account for the highest number of fatalities. Martina Donnelly gives practical advice on staying safe on farm during the busy summer months.
6 June 2026
Tractor Safety Week: Tractor driver tiredness and fatigue
Tractor driver tiredness and fatigue are major contributors to farm accidents, especially during busy periods like silage, harvest, and lambing. As part of Tractor Safety Week, Teagasc Health and Safety Specialist, Francis Bligh shares essential safety tips for machinery operators.
29 May 2026